Sentence examples for ex-lecturer from inspiring English sources

The turbine was designed by an ex-lecturer of the University of Glasgow, to operate without guide vanes.

For some reason London has become the epicenter for this nonsense; Time Out has a cabaret section and BBC London News feel the need to do a feature on every ex-lecturer that's clambered into a giant Martini glass.

For some reason London has become the epicentre for this nonsense; Time Out has a cabaret section and BBC London News feel the need to do a feature on every ex-lecturer that's clambered into a giant Martini glass.

ilovemicrobes.comTM was started in late 2014 by a microbiologist cum ex-lecturer at a Singapore institute of higher learning.

There are still some academics in Westminster, like Tony Wright, the Labour MP for Cannock and ex-politics lecturer from Birmingham, which came a close second to LSE in our survey.

The BBC devoted a weekly program to the match which attracted a million viewers; in the United States, PBS covered every play of every game, and the program made a star out of an ex-sociology lecturer named Shelby Lyman, an improbable but charismatic television personality.

Peat, is himself an ex-celebrity and lecturer Anybody who up and around during the last war remembers Private Peat, the Candian soldier who was badly wounded near Ypres and, after being invalided home, became a famous writer and lecturer.

These included employers, civil engineers, civil engineering lecturers, ex-civil engineering students of the technical English course, and ESP teachers.

The lecturer gave optics lectures.

It sees Bogota law lecturer Antonio Yammara looking back at the life and death of his friend, an ex-pilot who is shot dead on a street corner.

Daniel Sullivan is an Irish-American linguistics lecturer who, at the start of the book, is living with his reclusive ex-film star wife, Claudette, in the remote Donegal countryside.