Sentence examples for in another lecture from inspiring English sources

In another lecture series, John Kriskiewicz, an architectural historian, will examine the New York apartment building.

But in another lecture, he announced that the most pregnant hypothesis in all of science is that "all things are made of atoms".

Then, in another lecture to university students, Eddington invoked star-crossed lovers, just as Flammarion had: Suppose that you are in love with a lady on Neptune and that she returns the sentiment.

Hubbard stated in another lecture that he had been posted aboard "corvettes, North Atlantic.

This further angers Machot and results in another lecture from him that doesn't make much sense to me.

Years later, in 1956, he told Scientologists: In another lecture, he commented: After the war, the British Admiralty and the US Navy analysed the captured records of the Japanese navy to account for all of its vessels.

Far from attracting ridicule, they said, the talk had inspired a lively discussion and tied in nicely with another lecture on rabbits living on the Berlin Wall's death strip.

Raise the question of Taiwan, of the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea or of China's inglorious war with Vietnam in 1979, and you will be given another lecture, in a sharper tone of voice.

It all clicked for Corkum with 14 minutes 29 seconds left in the first period in Game 2. The Devils had already allowed three of their four power plays in that first period, giving into retaliatory action which would prompt another lecture in the locker room from Robinson in the first intermission.

As I pondered the broken pieces of pottery coming together to engage in deeper significance, I recalled another lecture that I sat in on with Dr. Sheldon White, the skilled developmental psychologist.

He made another lecture tour of England in 1886.