Sentence examples for children lectures from inspiring English sources

Parents give their children lectures on how to respond if approached by the police.

The effect gave Owens the idea, in partnership with Brown and Yao, to make 356 Mission Road a Kunsthalle — a non-collecting museum for exhibitions, performances, community workshops (there's a weekly one in animation, for children), lectures, a branch of Ooga Booga, and fund-raisers for liberal causes (never for itself and never taking a commission).

Then Mr. McCall and Ms. Ferraro applauding Mr. Ferrer, who is shown last, talking with children, lecturing a room full of people and hugging a child with Puerto Rican flags in the background.

The group sat together at meals, so when one of the kids got antsy or let out a holler, there were no stares or glares or why-can't-you-control-your-child lectures.

He was right to despise me — I, who had no child, lecturing on this experience, as if I knew.

Laforge gives the man a spiel about Creep Catchers ("You know that we're out there, you know what we're doing, so why is it that you're still here meeting an underage child?") and lectures him about how meeting a minor is morally wrong.

MEP organises tours and holds child-friendly lectures about photography.

Corporal punishment was rare, but children were lectured by elders on manners and morals.

He poured out topical poems of propaganda and wrote didactic booklets for children while lecturing and reciting all over Russia.

She raised five children and lectured in sociology at Long Island University, Brooklyn, for several years in the late 1960's.

He also regularly takes groups of low-income children on lecture tours of the Supreme Court, an activity his friends sought to publicize by calling media outlets.