Sentence examples for lectured before from inspiring English sources

He also continued a private practice and lectured before his fellow physicians at the state hospital.

"Now the country must allow itself to be reprimanded and lectured before the eyes of the world," Focus said, referring to the United States.

In 1965 he was appointed chairman of the Petroleum Marketing Commission and lectured before the Institute of Petroleum in London, Belgium, France and Trinidad and Tobago.

"He made himself available to the press and television, he lectured before all kinds of audiences, he mediated the conclusions of scholarship to a wider public".

One of the luminaries he attracted was the art critic Harold Rosenberg, first to the pages of Forum and later to the museum, where he lectured before an audience of modest size.

Because of his great reputation as a teacher and writer, Chi-tsang was invited by Emperor Sui Yang Ti to the capital, Ch'ang-an, where he lectured before huge throngs of monks and laymen.

Rather than lecturing before tasting, Mr. Ciavolino blends the two.

What a thrill, he thinks, to stand lecturing before a roomful of American students.

Always interested in the link between musician and machine, Oram spent her later years writing and lecturing, before she suffered a stroke in 1994 and died in 2003.

Students also engage with the professor's video lectures before discussing them in class, as well as presenting original literature to their peers.

He lectured at Harvard University before joining the faculty at MIT (1949 57, 1966 85).