Sentence examples for having lectures from inspiring English sources

Science has a really bad rap, especially for young ladies, and they need to see that it's not just books, and not just sitting still and having lectures".

"It's very much a case of being able to teach these programmes flexibly, which suits people who are coming into these programmes, rather than having lectures every day at 11 o'clock or whatever suits staff".

The president-elect said his administration is interested in "elevating science once again, and having lectures in the White House where people are talking about traveling to the stars or breaking down atoms, inspiring our youth to get a sense of what discovery is all about".

All the GPs pointed out that a prerequisite for having lectures in the day-time was that they should take place at the local PHC.

Hamdy has succinctly stated that "Having lectures or resource sessions given by faculty to support students' learning is not against the PBL religion" [ 39].

(Fortunately he had lectures to give elsewhere).

He had lectures to deliver at Harvard in the fall.

Each fair has lectures, special projects and installations alongside the exhibiting galleries.

On Literary Nights they have lectures, silent moves, and sometimes a debates, and later on dancing.

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

I don't want to just have lectures.