Sentence examples for heard professor from inspiring English sources

While at a conference I heard professor Carl Hobert speak about conflict resolution workshops he ran for students.

The drama began with the whirring sound of a war-time siren and over the top we heard Professor Griff: 'Armageddon has been in effect.

When I arrived at Yale SOM and heard Professor Heidi Brooks talk about IPD during Managing Groups and Teams, I experienced a torrent of emotions.

He heard Professor Glickman claim on an American radio show that is was impossible for a human to create a seven pointed star shape in a crop field - it could only have been created by aliens.

If you've switched on the radio this summer, you'll already have heard Professor Green's utterly functionless, and funkless, cover of SOS Band's "Just Be Good to Me" which proves that "feat Lily Allen" is a caveat on a par with "may cause nausea".

9 P.M. (13) HUGH LAURIE: LET THEM TALK -- A CELEBRATION OF NEW ORLEANS BLUES Mr. Laurie ("House"), right, who was first introduced to the blues as a teenager when he heard Professor Longhair's "Tipitina," tours New Orleans and sings along with some of its legends, like Allen Toussaint and Irma Thomas, while accompanying himself on the piano and guitar.

I've heard professors speculate that an inquiry, accompanied by information that you have another offer, could actually help your application.

He said that he had heard professors refer to the "sultan" of Abu Dhabi (a non-existent position), and that they seemed to believe that all women visiting the country would be oppressed.

I have heard professors of mathematics pooh-pooh Einstein's abilities as a mathematician, and it is indeed true that he was not a particularly wonderful mathematician: he knew just as much mathematics as he needed to produce his physics".

Time and time again I have heard professors praise students who have made the choice to go college during incarceration or post-incarceration, calling them the best in their class.

Like other university educators, we have often heard professors state that improved problem solving is the ultimate goal of their courses (White, 2009; DeHaan, 2009).