Sentence examples for ground lecture from inspiring English sources

CHRISTOPHER WHEELDON As part of its "Breaking Ground" lecture series, the 92nd Street Y hosts the charming British-born choreographer, fresh from the successful second season of Morphoses/The Wheeldon Company.

On Ireland: "The British forces have overreacted [applause] . . . but I feel as an American that we're on shaky ground lecturing others about overreacting".

The mosque will have the bazaar and entrance on the ground floor, lecture halls in the basement, the prayer area on the upper floor and include a Muslim library.

The Breaking Ground dance lectures are "Converging Movements: Modern Dance and Jewish Culture" (Dec. 5) and "Check Your Body At the Door: Underground Club Dancing in New York City" (June 12).

In her mind, she now captures the high ground by lecturing Bernie about his single-issue focus.

Have they tried grounding you, lecturing you, and taking away your cell phone before making the final decision to spanking you?

The problem is, the United States of America lacks the moral high ground necessary to lecture Russian officials about wars of invasion.

The original design included an auditorium on the ground floor for lectures like "The Colonial Spirit in the History of the United States," given in 1883 by Henry Cabot Lodge, a politician and author who 10 years later would become a Republican senator from Massachusetts.

Patient confidentiality can be compromised in the setting of medical lectures and ground rounds, and in the publication and archiving of medical lectures, scholarly articles and personal papers.

The "Mistaken Identities" lectures cover ground already well trodden by the philosopher.

But supporting the construction of dozens of towering turbines visible from their beaches, boats and waterfront homes is a very different thing from avoiding tern nesting grounds or attending a lecture on shoreline erosion.