Sentence examples for guys lecture from inspiring English sources
Young children with AS may be drawn to Pokémon and dinosaurs, but some choose obsessions as random as washing machines (you should hear these guys lecture about all the different washing-machine doors and who just got laid off from Maytag) and game shows (imagine a tiny version of the King of Comedy basement but with a new set every day).
Letter to Emily White at NPR All Songs Considered The Trichordist | David Lowery, a longtime indie-rock guy, lectures a college student who just isn't into paying for digital music.
And Joe Wilson sure felt entitled to express his outrage at that uppity black guy -- except that uppity black guy lecturing him happened to be the President.
The Human Rights Campaign, though a Washington lobbying group, clearly saw a void in GLAAD's negligence and rightly sent out a blistering press release about the Tyree hire a few weeks ago, only to be slammed by Burke, the straight guy lecturing the gays on how they should criticize homophobia.
Given that so many Beltway pundits love Ryan -- nothing excites them quite like a rich guy lecturing to ordinary Americans that they've had it too good these past few decades, especially when he can sprinkle in a few numbers -- the gambit has some logic to it.
I'll spare you guys the lecture (I'm sure you guys are all wonderful people who don't text and drive, anyway).
Yes, it is just a guy giving a lecture -- but it is so much more than that.
I was the only black guy in the lecture hall that day and it didn't bother me; I had already gotten use to hearing about the low percentages of blacks in Ivy League institutions.
Then Mr. Stern called Ben, his 89-year-old father, up: "He comes onstage and he starts to lecture this guy.
People should know better than to make deals with guys in government, he lectures himself; but no, "they just can't help themselves.
If there is a conventional point to the drama, it comes with Willoughby, the bearded stoner guy who loves to lecture everyone about music.
