Sentence examples for continued lecture from inspiring English sources
She settled in Chicago and bore four children, even as she continued lecture tours and meetings and ran The Conservator, a black paper her husband owned.
After his retirement from Harvard (1962), he continued lecturing and studying the works of author Herman Melville.
He continued lecturing in Nishapur at least until 1110, when he returned to Ṭūs, where he died the following year.
After "retiring" from teaching at the U of M Dearborn Campus, she continued lecturing at the U of M Medical School, teaching premedical and medical students about the importance of patient safety.
The science work continued, lectures were given, classes offered, walks on the ice took place and Christmas and New Year's Eve provided a chance to keep people's minds off their surroundings.
Though she continued lecturing on behalf of women workers and in favor of suffrage, and even served as the organization's secretary for a time, she could not afford to lead the movement.
From his continuing lecture series, he gathered his Essays into two volumes (1841, 1844), which made him internationally famous.
So we're going to have to continue lecturing.
But even after firing Mr. Churchill, the university allowed him to continue lecturing when invited by students — proof, Mr. O'Rourke said, that his dismissal had nothing to do with limiting his First Amendment rights to free speech.
If you are going to continue lecturing, then you should be better off going back to your old fashioned lecture.
