Sentence examples for he lectures to from inspiring English sources

He lectures to universities about leadership, which he says Japanese baseball needs to survive.

Businessmen he lectures to do not even know the rudiments of doctrine.But he is too busy, and intellectually active, to wallow in gloom or pessimism.

Throwing it away in the lab, he said, was "heartbreaking". But luckily the students he lectures to are happy to help him dispose of the stuff.

He lectures to sell-out audiences, receives standing ovations and regularly places in the Top 10 on Prospect magazine's annual list of the world's 100 Top Public Intellectuals.

He lectures to its educational corps and spokesmen's unit, and officially, he's been moved out of combat into a reserve unit for preserving the paratroopers' heritage.

He noted that, when he lectures to physicians at Stanford, "I'll say, 'Who here would be equally happy to prescribe Halcion and Ambien?' And none of them raise their hand.

He lectured to Princeton alumni groups and to state and federal judges.

To them Mr. Nie buhr often served as an adviser, as when he lectured to the Policy Planning Staff of the State Department.

He said that, like the child Jesus preaching to the elders, he lectured as a boy to an amazed congregation at a church, although, being an atheist, he lectured to them about the illogic of Christian faith.

Aristotle would be pleased – apparently he loved to walk and talk, and would wander the Lyceum in Athens as he lectured to his followers.

Avnery is convinced that Hamas would accept the same – he lectured to them in Gaza in 1993, "standing there, facing 500 black-bearded sheikhs, speaking to them in Hebrew – I was applauded and invited to lunch".