Sentence examples for its lectures from inspiring English sources

The 211-year-old organisation was set up primarily to promote scientific understanding among the public and for much of its history it succeeded spectacularly, with its lectures being regularly sold out in the 19th century, while in the 20th century its Christmas lectures, televised by the BBC, were watched by millions.

Coursera augments its lectures with interactive forums and peer graders, which it argues are close to the quality of a college teaching assistant.

Like Putin, he insists that the West cease its lectures on freedom and human rights.

Many of its lectures, concerts, and theater productions are open to the public.

It was originally to be called the "University of Air", because most of its lectures took the form of late-night broadcasts on the BBC.

2) Yale Open Access Yale University, often touted as one of the best universities in the world, records dozens of its lectures and posts them online for free.

ONE of academia's deficiencies is that, though its lecture halls and graduate schools are replete with women, its higher echelons are not.

The Bruce Museum concerts are held in its lecture hall, but during intermission the audience is encouraged to wander through the galleries.

B1 Fossil Hidden in Plain Sight When Brooklyn College started renovating its lecture halls in May, scientists began packing what they had assumed was a plaster cast.

From its founding through the 19th century, the institute played a leading role in the development of engineering and commerce in Philadelphia through its lecture series, publications, and awards.

"I said, 'If they are fugitives, why would they be putting their names on the exhibition posters?' " In the end, authorities relented, and the municipality even allowed the use of its lecture hall.