Sentence examples for lecture yesterday from inspiring English sources

Paul Krugman, who is spending some time at Oxford University, mused on this finding (which has broad support amongst political scientists) at a lecture yesterday.

Salman Rushdie, one of the great chroniclers of the Indian subcontinent, gave a lecture yesterday on the making of the Hamzanama, an illustrated manuscript created in the sixteenth Century under the Mughal emperor Akbar.

It also explains why a distinguished audience is invited ("what an extraordinary gathering," gushed Jeffrey Sachs, opening his first lecture yesterday), even if we can't see any of them.

Mario Draghi's "whatever it takes" comments in 2012 helped to avert an immediate crisis in the Spanish and Italian bond markets; more generally, low interest rates have encouraged investors to shift out of cash and into risky assets, particularly equities.But this creates some dilemmas for central bankers, as Mark Carney of the Bank of England acknowledged in his Mais lecture yesterday.

By Thessaly La Force October 5, 2008 Salman Rushdie, one of the great chroniclers of the Indian subcontinent, gave a lecture yesterday on the making of the Hamzanama, an illustrated manuscript created in the sixteenth Century under the Mughal emperor Akbar.

Renowned activist scholar Dr. Maulana Karengato delivered the Slavery Remembrance Memorial Lecture yesterday entitled 'Engaging the Holocaust of Enslavement: The Ethics of Remembrance and Reparations' at Liverpool Town Hall.

(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.