Sentence examples for lecture up from inspiring English sources

"What the viewer sees depends on what they are looking for," intones one of the pseudo-Vissers; which epigram sums Last Lecture up nicely, until you realise it has been spoken by a fake.

Then I opened the lecture up to questions.

Thompson also tried to rally his troops, pointing out the success of recent shows such as BBC2 comedy Rev and saying: "Meanwhile at the end of August, I'll be laying out my view of the future of TV and making the case for the BBC in the MacTaggart lecture up in Edinburgh.

Approximately 100 150 people (university students, staff, and faculty, and interested community members) attended each of the lectures leading up to the keynote lecture.

After I ingested Dexedrine, my lecture speeded up and rose in pitch until only dogs could hear it.

One woman at the lecture came up to me to apologize for the shootings at the marines, saying: "We breathe today only because of God and the U.S.

To Aspire: Dining With Bluebloods, But First, a Lecture Pinky up, please, and when you set the table, use a ruler to ensure that each place setting is precise.

Though inspired by events from Lebanon's explosive period, "Riding on a Cloud," like many of Mroué's earlier performances — which usually take the form of a kind of lecture — ends up being a reflection on a number of issues.

As the lecture opened up to questions, a crowd member asked the GZA about being raised as a Christian.

That's the implied promise in the title of a special lecture coming up at the National Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas on Sept. 22.

The two teachers who were responsible for this lecture set up the lecture together.