Sentence examples for course of lecture from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, April 1, 1950 P. 21 Talk: Interview with Marshall W. Stearns, a Chaucerian teacher at Cornell, on leave this term and giving a course of lecture called "Perspectives in Jazz," at N.Y.U.

The experience of the lecturer himself, at such a course of lectures as these, is valuable as showing him the kind of thing that appeals to intelligent, keen, unsophisticated, and natural people.

Course of lectures selected by the faculty.

Marx enrolled in a course of lectures given by Bauer on the prophet Isaiah.

While at Münster he gave a course of lectures on Die protestantische Theologie im 19.

Owing to some changes in the staff, Rutherford took over a course of lectures on electromagnetism.

Its ad features a course of lectures entitled "You & Your Emotions..."...

The professorship exempted Newton from the necessity of tutoring but imposed the duty of delivering an annual course of lectures.

There he started a course of lectures on science, to which artisans were admitted for a low fee.

He had the maths for it, and for a few months we followed a course of lectures on CD.

Alan Ansen befriended him during a course of lectures Auden was giving on Shakespeare in New York in 1946.