You can picture Waiter Al dripping with disdain as he shows no mercy to an out-of-his-depth W. on vinegar reduction and veloutes of spring peas, and, of course, desserts (in a culinary version of his debate lecture "Yugoslavia, as they call Serbia plus Montenegro"): "Bananas Foster, as they call Bananas plus Foster".
Actually, the sagging potency — and prestige — of the greenback probably escaped from the business pages last year, thanks to figures as disparate as Ron Paul (whose Republican presidential-debate lectures about the declining dollar seemed to help his quixotic candidacy) and Jay-Z (who famously flashed a thick wad of euros in a video).
Throughout the week, NGOs also sponsored debates, lectures, and teach-ins.
In 1819 the Young Men's Society was organized by Lewis Cass, an early American politician and civic leader, to promote debates, lectures, and general intellectual life.
If you're in the mood for something a little more elegant, try LER DEVAGAR (324-1000), a bookstore that features debates, lectures and films.
We only offer tickets to interesting and different events and at the moment they are typically arts based; theatre, comedy, live music, debates, lectures, exhibitions etc".
It also puts on other cultural entertainment including concerts, debates, lectures and poetry.
He loved debating lecturing thinking making us think traveling "punning" wine and strumming his 12 string.
I've taken part in more than 1,000 seminars, debates and lectures.
Education Secretary Michael Gove has urged university leaders to withdraw guidance endorsing the segregation of men and women in debates and lectures featuring Islamic speakers.
In communities hungry for knowledge, the idea caught fire and soon expanded to include home-talent productions of essays, discussions, debates, and lectures.
