Sentence examples similar to known lectures from inspiring English sources

"Today the Claytor Lecture is still NAM's most well known Lecture".

"We know," lectured Brother John in front of a chalkboard, "that as human beings we have free will to do what we want.

She is known to lecture new special advisers that they are strictly not permitted to brief against other members of the government.

The judge, Eugene R. Wedoff of United States Bankruptcy Court in Chicago, has been known to lecture lawyers on their clients' legal options, especially when he thinks he is more up to date on the law than the lawyers.

His lectures are the earliest known surviving Western lectures on these subjects... Rufus flourished between 1230 and 1255, teaching philosophy and theology at Oxford and Paris in this crucial period.

These lectures, now known as the Boyle Lectures, continue to this day.

Did Woolf know these lectures?

Whether it's an MIT degree or if you got everything you know from lectures on the web, there needs to be a way to highlight that.

They believed that the course was "logical" and that they found it reassuring to be told what they needed to know through lectures, which clinical attachments they had to go on and there was some good bedside teaching.

He was well known for his lectures at Cooper Union, was president of NYSCP, volunteered with the local police precinct as a consultant and was a revered neighborhood friend.

His efforts were helped by a trip to the US to attend a series of lectures, known as the Moore School, run by the American scientists who had built the pioneering Eniac computer and were working on its successor Edvac.