Sentence examples for he does lectures from inspiring English sources

He does lectures, he does telly, he appears as a cinematographer now and then.

"He does lecture a bit, but his intentions are always good," says Thomas Wilson, the Belfast-born history student at Oxford University who found the letters during an internship at Kelmscott.

He was on television, he did lectures, performed magic, became a raconteur and a guest who seemed like a former great, famous for being famous at a time when he should have been hailed as one of the world's leading artists who was still moving ahead at a pace that outstripped those who came in his wake.

"He doesn't lecture at all.

He does not lecture at universities.

"But he doesn't lecture, he confronts," I tell them.

He does not lecture the reader or propose any sweeping reforms.

"It's not cheap," Mr. Neureiter said, "but he finds you a place, and he doesn't lecture you".

Interestingly, Hilbert sticks essentially to type theory (he does not lecture upon Zermelo's system); he defines the ramified theory of types with the axiom of reducibility, proving that certain parts of mathematics can be carried out in the system (on Russell's influence, see Mancosu 2003).

So does Jeremy Corbyn for that matter, because he has actually earned income from doing lectures.

He also set up the online ideas festival Do Lectures from his base in Ceredigion.