One moment he's standing at the front, lecturing to the young students sitting on the floor; the next moment, he's crouched in the corner, helping a shy girl conquer her fear of speaking aloud in a tent crammed full of eager students.
Simon Wright, the Liberal Democrat MP for Norwich South, looked tiny, seated at the front of Lecture Theatre One at the University of East Anglia.
Greene accepted a ride from an American with the U.S. aid mission — which French intelligence said was a CIA front — who "lectured me all the long drive back to Saigon on the necessity of finding a 'third force' in Vietnam". In 1968, there was fierce hand-to-hand fighting in Ben Tre's streets.
But, five minutes later, PrezBo strode to the front of the lecture hall, and the students erupted in cheers.
He read the poems almost exclusively in booming Russian, stalking back and forth across the front of the lecture hall.
Allen Ostergar stood at the front of the lecture hall with a stiff and bashful smile, or maybe it was just stage fright, and started his pitch.
Sleeping bags hang from nearby coat pegs.On a raised platform at the front of the lecture hall, protest leaders discuss plans and strategies.
He realized quickly that he should sit right in the front of large lecture hall classes, to read lips.
An app used by as many as 75 institutions allows them to send anonymous text messages with queries to a screen at the front of the lecture hall.
He stood at the front of a lecture hall at Rice University, where as a youngster he had sold soft drinks in the football stadium.
