Sentence examples for both lectured from inspiring English sources
Technically, Eagleton and Amis were colleagues: both lectured at Manchester University, though they did not overlap for long.
I only tried something similar once, when I both lectured and sang at Ursinus College (but not at the same time).
With her husband, John Stephenson Spink, she visited the Soviet Union frequently from the 1930s until the 1980s; they both lectured at Moscow and Leningrad Universities and broadcast on state radio.
Published numerous books and articles and lectured both here and abroad on issues of ethnicity and gender.
Both players were lectured by Murray, then Watkins met the set piece and his header was turned over by his team-mate Warren.
In both cases, I "lectured" the decision maker in public, an unforgivable sin).
Others stated that as full fee paying students, they should be getting more lecturer-student interface sessions to maximise learning in both lecture and clinical settings.
Both lectures take place at 6 30 p.m.at the riverfront library.
Two years later, when they were both lecturing for the Workers Educational Association in Stoke, at the height of the 1930s depression, love blossomed.
It happens that Staples wrote the rubric to Dispersion, although Leckey could no doubt have done it just as well; he does, after all, both lecture and "lecture".
