Sentence examples for impending lecture from inspiring English sources
A cowardly individual defaced a flyer that hung in White Lecture Hall that advertised an impending lecture by Black Lives Matter activist Patrice Cullors.
Children have a keen sense of an impending lecture, especially if they know they are in the wrong, and will say sorry just to avoid the lecture.
The faked prescriptions, the references to Annette's impending death, the lecture about the perfect murder, the bizarre lies, the shaved eyebrows, the e-mailed toxicology inquiries: these didn't exactly seem like the product of a cunning mind.
In his 1907 film L'Éclipse du Soleil en Pleine Lune (The Eclipse, the Courtship of the Sun and Moon), Méliès himself plays an aging professor who gives a lecture about the impending eclipse to a class of young astronomers.
UC Irvine's Center for Neurobiology of Learning and Memory presents "Protecting the Brain from Impending Stroke: A Stimulating Account," a free lecture by a UCI professor Dr. Ron D. Frostig.
If, as children, we sat in a draught, she would tell us we'd get a chill; if we went out with wet hair, we were warned that we'd 'catch our deaths of cold' and if we sat on a cold floor we got a lecture about the perils of our impending haemorrhoids.
Talk out any impending issues.
He had come down with bronchitis while in New York for the Sony lecture, and the combination of his health and the logistics surrounding his impending Asia trip ("The dude only owns, like, two sweaters," McGruder's assistant, Shawn Socoloff, told me) meant that he was even farther behind than usual on his deadlines.
Now he's alerted me to a new study and related lecture on what he and his co-authors are calling "peak farmland" — an impending stabilization of the amount of land required for food as humanity's growth spurt plays out.
There is an impending crisis.
