Sentence examples for lecturer in linguistics from inspiring English sources

Dr Diane Nelson is a senior lecturer in linguistics at Leeds University.

Adds Paul Foulkes, a lecturer in linguistics at the University of York, "Oh, God yes.

Ziyad Mousa, a lecturer in linguistics at Bir Zeit University here, took his two granddaughters to the same barricade.

Ikuko Patricia Yuasa, a lecturer in linguistics at the University of California, Berkeley, called it a natural result of women's lowering their voices to sound more authoritative.

But Dr Lia Litosseliti, senior lecturer in linguistics at City, University of London, told the Guardian: "Language is a symbolic resource and words are rarely neutral.

Dr Colleen Cotter, senior lecturer in linguistics at Queen Mary University of London, explains why we swear and what we're trying to say by our choice of profanities.

The two here sounded like bickering lecturers in linguistics.

That same year he went to the University of Berlin to study with Franz Bopp, one of the most important early scholars of Indo-European linguistics, and in 1830 he became an unsalaried lecturer in general linguistics at the university.

Sam, 32, part-time lecturer in applied linguistics and communications I obtained my PhD in 2013 from a Russell Group university.

Dr Claire Hardaker, a lecturer in corpus linguistics at the University of Lancaster, recently carried out a project with Twitter analysing messages sent to the much-trolled feminist campaigner Caroline Carolineerez.

Baxter, a lecturer in applied linguistics at Aston University, said women were left open to accusations that they were not fully in control of their arguments, which could lead to a complete loss of authority during meetings.