Sentence examples for lecture today from inspiring English sources

In a lecture today at the thinktank Demos on how families build character, he said he had found the social science equivalent of E=MC2.

"Many people have asked how I convinced the president to deliver the inaugural lecture today," Mr. Granoff told the audience before Mr. Clinton spoke on Thursday.

In response, Mr Miliband used his lecture today to advocate a series of reforms, each boosting public-sector users: more access to information, a right to be put in touch with each other, a say in decision-making and greater proximity (through devolution) to the policy-making process.

Kofi Annan, the secretary general of the United Nations, used the occasion of the 2001 Nobel Peace Prize lecture today to make an impassioned case for the continued importance of the organization as a promoter of peace and a champion of individual rights in an unstable and unequal world.

(Complete performer information, program notes and driving directions can be found at www.ctearlymusic.org.) The lecture, today at 2 30, and the concert of Austrian music, Sunday at 6 p.m., are at Harkness Chapel; the quartet concert, tomorrow at 8 p.m., is at Evans Hall, Connecticut Arts Center.

In "Endangered Modernism on Long Island: Icons of the Recent Past," an illustrated lecture today at 3 p.m., Ms. Zaleski will bring her passion and the results of her study to the headquarters of the Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities on Main Street in Cold Spring Harbor.

(Yes, I am working toward that lecture next month).

Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut will lecture this month.

In an online lecture this year sponsored by Imaging Sciences, he proclaimed, "In orthodontics, we image every patient".

A line from Mark Thompson's MacTaggart lecture a week ago is worth repeating today.

Thank you Elaine, Melanie and the festival committee for inviting me to give the MacTaggart lecture this year.