Sentence examples for just a lecture from inspiring English sources

This, too, would not be just a lecture.

Walter Samuel chopped him down unceremoniously in the third minute, gambling successfully that referee Howard Webb would not produce a card so early in the game and getting away with just a lecture.

"And I think the mistake our profession has made is we introduce a very academic cultural sensitivity curriculum on an occasional basis inside a classroom, and we preach to police officers about the necessity to be culturally sensitive and to respect other races and genders and ethnicities and sexual orientations – but that's just a lecture.

Five minutes later Parlour was lucky to get away with a challenge on Frank Lampard that looked worse, and Le Saux was distinctly unimpressed in the 20th minute when Ljungberg ignored an offside flag to run on and pop the ball past Carlo Cudicini yet escaped with just a lecture.

That was just a lecture".

For instance, we do not have a way to identify that all courses reported in Table 1 had the same workload, credits, or content, nor do we have specific details as to format, such as whether a course included a lab, recitation, or just a lecture.

Niklas Maak, the architectural theoretician who will be leading a round, just gave a lecture, and he talked about the challenges of contemporary architecture.

"It's insane to see myself on a list with those huge names," said Reeks, speaking in an Exeter coffee shop just before a lecture on astrophysics.

Paul Dacre, editor of the Daily Mail, had just given a lecture accusing the BBC of inhabiting a different Britain to its audience.

"We were at the Reason on the Bayou conference, and everything else was just like a lecture," Mr. Hammers said, referring to a secular rally held in April at Louisiana State University.

One new SAC employee, in an instant message to Mr. Cohen conveying information about Nokia, said he'd just gotten a lecture from SAC's head of compliance, "So I won't be saying much," he wrote.