Sentence examples for he's lecturing from inspiring English sources

Asking the press to be tougher on Senator Loretta Weinberg, he said, "Can you guys please take the bat out on her for once?" Mr. Sweeney said, "It's pretty interesting, the stuff he's said, and he's lecturing me on language?" In paring the budget to $29.7 billion, Mr. Christie's vetoes eliminated $1.3 billion in spending, most of it for schools, Medicaid and aid to cities.

Unfortunately the Doctor isn't at his best when he's lecturing humans on why we suck.

Commenting  on the footage,  Matt Fillenwarth, Assistant Chief of the Greenwood Police said: "He's lecturing him.

Naturally the ladies love cool Lencho, even when he's lecturing them.

That presently, instead of confessing a sudden kindling of eternal love, he's lecturing me, with pedantic relish, on how the Paxton Boys exterminated many of the innocent remnants of the Susquehannock near where we're standing.

So check the likes of Senegal's Sister Fa and Docta, the latter a rap legend in Dakar whose soft style has drawn comparisions with 50 Cent, while all the time he's lecturing about Islam.

He's lectured at Oxford and given a talk at Harvard.

He's lectured about them at Google and around Silicon Valley.

He was lecturing at the world's premier gathering of recreational mathematicians.

When not digging, he was lecturing, writing up, visiting other people's excavations, swimming – or having affairs.

Odom, the 20-year-old pro from St .John's territory, Jamaica, Queens, didn't want to sound as if he was lecturing Barkley, two years his senior.