Sentence examples for he's lecturing on from inspiring English sources

Michael Crichton, M.D. and author, and Charles Krauthammer, M.D. and columnist, are mostly Messrs. Jonathan Miller, M.D., director, author, and pioneering sketch comedian ("Beyond the Fringe"), is sometimes Mr. Miller, as when he's staging an opera, and sometimes Dr. Miller, as when he's lecturing on neurology, his medical specialty.

His approach to most of the works that he's lecturing on is largely descriptive, so that we get a fairly exhaustive rundown of what happens in "Beowulf," say, or some of the more interesting aspects of Boswell's Johnson, but not nearly the insight into either you'd expect from a great literary mind.

Now, he says he is lecturing on "why there is no need for jihad" in Iraq or elsewhere at this time.

His classes at Harvard this spring, he is lecturing on the history of lyric poetry and giving a seminar on Elizabeth Bishop and Sylvia Plath are beloved.

While he was lecturing on Stanislavsky, his daughter was appearing in schlocky pictures about black magic such as The Manitou (1978).

Here he is lecturing on the anatomy of the gorilla skull.

I spoke recently with Geoffrey West in between his visits to Singapore, where he was lecturing on cities -- and London, where he teaches math at Imperial College London and business at Oxford University's Said Business School.

He told me about a situation where he was lecturing on the topic and had a conversation with some firefighters and someone got upset and asked, "Why can't I take pictures?

Frank Spedding, celebrated for his development of the ion-exchange technology that revolutionized the rare earth industry in the mid-1950s, once related the story of how he was lecturing on the rare earths in the 1930s when an elderly gentleman approached him with an offer of a gift of several pounds of europium oxide.

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.