Sentence examples for for this lecture from inspiring English sources
Just off the coast of Dakar, Gorée Island hosts the House of Slaves, a museum and memorial to the slave trade out of Africa, one of the most significant forced migration experiences in history and the main inspiration for this lecture.
"I hope to win the 2010 Nobel Prize for Literature for this lecture".
Having yet to perform the sociological investigation that would culminate in A Community of Witches, Berger gained her information for this lecture from the information published in the works of Margot Adler, Starhawk and Marcello Truzzi, and also from a singular interview that she had carried out with a woman who was "peripherally associated" with Paganism.
The two teachers who were responsible for this lecture set up the lecture together.
The picture of Kipling and Bland-Sutton in top hats on their way to the hospital for this lecture was the frontispiece of Bland-Sutton's autobiography, The Story of a Surgeon.
THE CHALLENGE OF HIV/AIDS TO THE RICH, POSTMODERN WORLD – FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF A GLOBAL HEALTHCARE ETHICS AND THE HUMAN RIGHTS Antonio Barbosa Da Silva Norway/Kapp Verde My thesis for this lecture is that HIV/AIDS as pandemic is a challenge to people everywhere, especially in the rich world.
The video above, narrated by David Tennant, seemed like a fun summary to me, and if you want to know more, there is for instance this lecture.
Listen, for instance, to this lecture from Judge Brown in her Latif opinion.
For example, in this lecture she explains why if you have an "H" body-type, i.e., balanced hips and shoulders, you should "never wear a belt" because "it just decorates your fluff".
Lauren Cahn wishes to thank her publisher Michelle Boyle at All About Bedford for sending her to this lecture and graciously allowing her to incorporate portions of the ensuing story she wrote for All About Bedford into this piece.
His source material for this last lecture came from his experience with eight wives, who included, in addition to Miss Kern, three movie stars (Lana Turner, Ava Gardner and Evelyn Keyes) and an author (Kathleen Winsor, who wrote the 1940's best-seller "Forever Amber").
