Sentence examples for lecture around from inspiring English sources

He had planned his pregame lecture around his players' inability to correctly memorize the numbers.

He had his first exhibition in New York in 1923 and was invited to show and lecture around Europe.

On the eve of the book's publication, he decided that the way to publicize the book was to create a lecture around it.

Throughout his political and legal careers Lachs continued to teach and lecture around the world; from 1952 he taught at the University of Warsaw.

Having clawed his way into a second-rate university he manages to cram the occasional desultory lecture around the more urgent business of persuading pretty girls to take his classes.

Ms. Nussbaum has also begun to lecture around the country, recounting her story and giving advice on how young women can avoid manipulative men and recognize signs of abuse early on.

He remained active into his mid-eighties, and despite smoking, and suffering another heart attack in 2003, he continued to lecture around the world and filled large halls in Germany, also regularly lecturing Die Zeit editors on the state of the world.

— on recent Italian literature, where I squeezed in the Resistance, Gramsci, all the forbidden names about whom absolutely nothing is known here, and I will repeat this lecture around the universities: if nothing else it will serve to leave the official government representatives of culture with a bad taste in the mouth.