Sentence examples for later lecturing from inspiring English sources

Catherine had graduated from Smith College and took an MA in comparative literature at Radcliffe before later lecturing in languages at Harvard.

Later, lecturing in 1964 about Atget and also about Mathew Brady, another hero, he projected a group of the penny picture postcards he had collected since he was a child.

So, of course, is Ms. Errico, whose promisingly crisp performance slowly but irrevocably descends into mannerism by the time Candida is playing her brief devotional scene with the swooning Marchbanks and later lecturing both men on the truth about conjugal affection, namely that the women men swear to love and protect end up doing most of the loving and protecting themselves.

Karski published Story of a Secret State in 1944 and later lectured on government and international relations at Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.

He later lectured in Europe and in the United States, joining the faculty of the University of Amsterdam in 1942.

Mr. Hnatyshyn was educated at the University of Saskatchewan, where he later lectured for 10 years, and became a lawyer in 1957.

A serene pass set up a close-range finish for Castro, who was later lectured for fouling the keeper.

Guillén went to the United States during the Spanish Civil War, taught Spanish at Wellesley College (1940 57), and later lectured at numerous other universities in the United States, Europe, Canada, and Latin America.

One Chinese hacker who broke into a United States government site later lectured on hacking at a leading university, Mr. Henderson said, and worked for China's security ministry.

"Private lives," she later lectured Vidal, "do not play an important part in political campaigns". THE MAKING OF THE PRESIDENT, 1960, by Theodore H. White (Atheneum, 1961).

By age 24, he was already dean of a high school and later lectured in religious studies at a college in Geneva and the University of Fribourg.