Sentence examples for get lecture from inspiring English sources

A cheap computer would benefit Indian university students by enabling them to watch lectures or get lecture notes and other class information online.

Croft's rhymes in particular are laugh-out-loud funny ("Minerva's Owl"/ "Simon Cowell"; and, the narrator being a prisoner, we get "lecture" to rhyme with "Norman Stanley Fletcher").

Students can get lecture notes off other students, but goodwill only extends so far!

You may get lectured even more if the lecturer sees you not paying attention.

We get lectures from chief executives of oil and gas companies.

They do, however, get lectures on Asian history and politics and try to cook Asian food in their dorm kitchens.

Patients afflicted with genuine halitosis get lectures in diligent tongue scraping, raking the plaque right back at the threshold of the gag reflex.

Asians, told off in the 1990s for their current-account deficits, now get lectured for saving too much.This is quite a different paradox of thrift from the usual one.

"I've been at this a long time," he said, "and there is always a lot of hand-wringing on C-SPAN, a lot of mea culpas everywhere, and of course we get lectured by Marvin Kalb.

So, Freeman says: "If you're going to get lectured at, you might as well be at home in bunny slippers".

"I do get lectured by blue-haired ladies from time to time, who tell me, 'You have ruined this Mercedes,' " Hieronimus said.