Sentence examples for just one lecture from inspiring English sources

University administrators required him to give just one lecture a year.

He adds that he has so far given just one lecture in his life – "I hated it, and a number of people walked out in the first few minutes" – before explaining that the increasing publicity which comes with the position makes him "quite unsuited" to the position.

In reality, however, there is just one lecture hall in New York like this, and everyone shoots there: Room 309 in Havemeyer Hall at Columbia University.

Just one day before on Tuesday, UCLA's Bruin Republicans decided to host a lecture inside the arts building called "Feminism is Cancer," which sparked a protest.

During my first week in my third year, I had just one hour and fifty minutes of lecture time – one seminar and a two-hour lecture that was cut short.

"Some are intent on establishing households comprised of just one man and one woman," he lectured.

"With no lectures and just one tutorial per week, I got used to the idea of only doing what I wanted when I wanted.

Baseball is just one riveting 30 minutes out of a 48-lecture course beginning with America's Great Epidemic of 1617 and ending with The Age of Terror and the 911 Attacks.

Goehr remembers the lecture vividly, but not Tan, who was just one face in a thousand.

For example: I can spend days discussing the details of Renaissance art, but just one trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art is more effective than any passionate lecture I can give.

Fears calls this a basic law of history, and it's just one the of many laws he lays out in a remarkably engrossing, thirty-six lecture audio or video course called, The Wisdom of History, produced by The Teaching Company.