Sentence examples for doing a lecture from inspiring English sources
"I'm in the middle of the Tasman Sea, doing a lecture on a Saturday at eleven o'clock, and when he went, 'Onions!
Or, in Mr. Le Roy's closing words, "Maybe theory is biography, presenting it is a lecture and doing a lecture is performing".
She is doing a lecture soon about why Baltimore is more than The Wire and she's eager for people to get to know other sides of the city.
I had that happen once, where I was doing a lecture at a university and went to fire up ProTools, but it wouldn't work because Apple had sent an update for Safari or something that interfered with it, and I went, "Oh, man!" Anyway, I am pretty tech savvy.
I have asked her to do a lecture only for women.
I have to be serious!" Last year, I did a lecture at Princeton — the Toni Morrison lecture — and you do a book with that.
I went to see Cornelia Parker's exhibition and she did a lecture about her work, which was fascinating.
She did a lecture tour in the United States and Europe, she says, telling people how "wonderful" the Cultural Revolution was.
"Brian did a lecture on French stereo photographs the other day and he delivered the whole thing in French.
She is going do a lecture, and then she will do a concert accompanied by Vaginal Creme Davis, the quintessential LA afro American drag punk".
