Sentence examples for lectured with from inspiring English sources
She lectured with confidence on thyroid testing, though much of what she said was wrong.
On receiving the M.A. degree, he lectured, with conspicuous success, on the classics and soon had six books to his credit, including Rudiments of the Greek Language (1518), a grammar that was to go through many editions.
His enthusiasm for the medium never diminished and he became involved with the film course at Bournemouth University, with the local film society and festivals, and lectured with enthusiasm about his craft.
Ms. Steinem, who lectured with Ms. Kennedy in the 1970's, said a man in the audience would all too often stand up and demand, "Are you lesbians?" Ms. Kennedy would respond that it depended.
Mr. Gore lectured with charts and graphs at a suburban senior citizens' center, seeking to put a debate over Medicare, the popular Great Society health insurance program for the elderly, at the forefront of the campaign agenda.
The only difference was that the second time around he lectured with more enthusiasm, varying his vocal pitch and using more hand gestures.
"Euthanasia lecture: With Wim Distelmans," it said.
"The Great Jewish Entertainers," multimedia lecture with Philip Harwood, film historian.
PURCHASE Neuberger Museum of Art "Siqueiros Versus Torres García: Polemicizing Pre-Columbian Art," lecture with Alejandro Anreus.
SPOKEN WORD LAWRENCE Peninsula Public Library Recalling Beverly Sillss," lecture with musical excerpts, with Marc Courtade.
Spoken Word PEEKSKILL Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art "The Rewards and Challenges of Working with Artists Who Use Ephemeral Materials," lecture with Sean Kelly, gallerist.
