Sentence examples for lecture on one from inspiring English sources

Opens Friday, August 24 and runs through Sunday, November 4. 4. Creating The Legacy Of George Bellows: The Artist And His Critics At National Gallery Of Art A Sunday afternoon lecture on one of America's most important artists from the early 20th Century.

On Saturday the architect David Grider will give a free lecture on one of Green-Wood's lesser known but no less interesting denizens, James Gregory.

Being humorous when the material is bone dry is a strategy followed by most bar review teachers, each of whom lectures on one topic.

Extract 14: '...instead of having three lectures on one topic, the student should be given a book to study with a certain time period.

Visitors can enjoy guided walks, crafts and lectures, including one on the "foolproof four" -- wild mushrooms that are safe to collect and eat because they have no deadly look-alikes.

"British producers are doing some marvellous things, particularly for very young kids, but is any of it really relevant to anything?" Redmond, who is due to deliver his hard-hitting view of children's television in the Huw Wheldon Lecture on Wednesday, is one of the country's most successful producers – in 1982 he came up with one of Channel 4's defining hits, the gritty soap opera Brookside.

(Avery Fisher Hall. 212-875-5656. April 9-10 at 7 30 and April 11-12 at 8. Note: The composer Steven Stucky will give a thirty-minute lecture on the work one hour before each performance).

What would you expect if you were paying £135 for each of your university lectures?* One-on-one tuition with leading academics?

But this lecture will concentrate on one factor only – our failure to grapple with the problem of mental illness.

"Government now will be controlling people," she said during one lecture on education, at a church in Minnesota.

Little time was spent examining the vaccine-autism link, other than one lecture on the paucity of evidence to support it.