Sentence examples for began lecturing about from inspiring English sources

Wiesel began lecturing about Job as early as 1946.

Seeking to offer something positive from his experience, Colwell began lecturing about what he learned at Columbine and then in 2012, when he was working in the ER after a gunman opened fire in a movie theater in Aurora, Colo.

I began lecturing about my own experiences in 1978.

One woman I talked to visited a new gynecologist, who, during her annual exam, began lecturing her about her weight.

The Maryland inmate, described as usually calm, seemed intoxicated and began "lecturing everybody about life" after imbibing the Purell, Doyon said.

Word of mouth spread as the best diet for weight loss (New Idea Magazine) where women could have their cake and eat it too, and she began lecturing and teaching about the Earth Diet internationally including teaching children at schools about making good choices.

Not only did the smokers refuse to help the boys smoke, but — in a surprising reversal of reaction — they began lecturing the boys about the evils of smoking.

He began lecturing to nuclear groups about his art and was a success.

But as soon as young Danny (Austin O'Brien) ends up in the backseat of Jack's convertible, he immediately begins lecturing his fictional idol about how none of it is real and it's all totally a movie.

No sooner did he begin lecturing on the first Critique than Reinhold began to have serious doubts about the completeness of Kant's philosophy, the soundness of its theoretical foundations, and the adequacy of Kant's own arguments and deductions.

The Broadway producer Ken Davenport, fresh off the plane from a fund-raising trip, ditched his packed bags in his office on Forty-ninth Street and began to lecture about the theatre business.