But as a lecture, it was rather good".
I tell that story as a lecture mixed with demonstrations.
In its present tenuous shape, "Constant Star" could be offered as a lecture circuit booking.
"Thurgood" is presented as a lecture at Howard University, where Marshall attended law school.
In his last payment, he handed in $2,680 he said he had collected as a lecture fee.
Keynes delivered an early version of "Economic Possibilities" as a lecture at a boys' school in Hampshire.
This modern auditorium doubles as a lecture hall, so there are elevated rows of ergonomic seats with ample leg room.
Presentations included Jihad vs Terrorism, billed as "a lecture on the Islamic position with respect to jihad".
In 2011, she and Levine presented an early draft of their critique as a lecture at an Italian art fair.
First, because Green Zone comes across as a lecture, with mouthpieces instead of characters; and second, because you keep wondering whether the story has any basis in reality.
(All of the festival's concerts, as well as a lecture from Friday and two panel discussions from Saturday, are archived on a dedicated Web page at stravinskyfestival.com).
