Sentence examples for before lectures from inspiring English sources

She is currently in Turkey but plans to return to London before lectures begin on 1 October.

I used to go in there every single day, before lectures, after lectures, every spare minute I had.

There's enough space for everyone to have their own cupboard for their baked beans, and multiple bathrooms mean no queues for the shower before lectures.

I actually have one more hour of journalism a week than I do of English, which means more reading before lectures for that subject and more work after, leaving me little time to prepare for English lessons.

Above the stairs to the cafeteria: "Have you thought about whether you deserve the meal?" Along the plaza where they lined up before lectures: "Never let your country down!" Above the doorway leading into the arena: "At least once in your life, you should experience total craziness".

The only difference was the teaching method, which consisted of typical flipped classroom setting: First, self-studying from book and videos was assumed before lectures (Knight 2004a).

She commented on decorations and architecture as being pleasing before lecture.

Before lecturing Cubans on how to run their country, shouldn't we close this shameful gap in our own backyard?

Let us put our own house in order before lecturing anyone else about the state of theirs.

The prince's relations should put their own house in order before lecturing other nations about "higher standards".

In the 1976 interview with People, he said that party members had insisted that he sign up before lecturing to a Communist audience on Marxist economics.