Sentence examples for copy of a lecture from inspiring English sources

At first there is next to no material: a few prosaic letters, Ormerod Goode's copy of a lecture Destry-Scholes once delivered.

While working on his book, Mr. Persico obtained from Lucy Mercer's granddaughters a bound copy of a lecture Roosevelt gave at Milton Academy in May 1926, on the flyleaf of which is an inscription saying, "I dedicate this little work, my first, to you".

A copy of "The Last Lecture," a valedictory speech by the computer scientist Randy Pausch, was on the bookshelf with its cover turned outward: it was a kind of memento mori, Ferriss explained.

Use a copy of your lecture outline or an outline of the paper you intend to write.

Students were provided with readings to accompany or complement each lecture, as well as copies of all lecture slides (PDF files for on-line course; printouts for on-site course).

Pittsburgh wide receiver Hines Ward arrived for this month's Steelers minicamp with two books tucked in his duffel bag: the team's playbook and a copy of "The Last Lecture," co-written by Randy Pausch, who left his job as a computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon University last September.

From here the exhibition shifts gears, with a display of annotated pages from a manuscript copy of John Cage's "Lecture on Nothing (Silence)" (1959), in which the artist-composer leaves huge gaps between words and sentences.

Two weeks ago, Pausch thanked Ward by sending him an autographed copy of "The Last Lecture".

Get hold of a copy of Vladimir Nabokov's "Lectures on Don Quixote".

They considered starting an infomercial company after an order was placed at Guthy's cassette duplication company, Cassette Productions Unlimited, for 50,000 copies of a real estate lecture to be sold through infomercials.

I open an old mimeographed copy of some lectures that the composer Vincent d'Indy gave at the Paris Schola Cantorum, where a whole generation of French musicians were trained in the early twentieth century.