Sentence examples for had lectures to from inspiring English sources

(Fortunately he had lectures to give elsewhere).

He had lectures to deliver at Harvard in the fall.

Saunders wrote for the Family Law journal and had lectured to individual firms of solicitors on subjects including confidentiality and the press, and domestic violence injunctions.

Christian, Paul and Rebecca, glance at each other and politely remind me they have lectures to attend.

I have lectured to some students about these times.

Mr. Taylor has lectured to attorneys at over 200 seminars in 41 states over the past 35 years.

He has lectured to local politicians and environmentalists, shepherded documentary filmmakers around Calvary Cemetery and taught German industrial ecology students a thing or two about sewage.

("With a few hours of work," said Poliakoff, "I have lectured to more students than I have reached in my entire career").

He has lectured to the US State Department and Department of Homeland Security as well as National Security Councils in various countries, and his new book has received accolades from senior intelligence officials across multiple countries including France and Turkey.

Special Agent Torri Piper of the U.S. Naval criminal investigative service says, "Valor is an accomplished hacker and has lectured to my agency".

He has also participated in a wide range of litigation and has lectured to state judges and lawyers on subjects involving state constitutional law.