Sentence examples for lecturers like from inspiring English sources

The course also consisted of precepts, lectures and visiting lecturers like artist Ellen Fullman, who installed a room-size stringed instrument in the Lewis Arts complex's CoLab called "Long String Instrument". The series of hands-on labs offered opportunities to create instruments from scratch, including building an overtone flute out of PVC pipe.

While he was in high school, Baghi was inspired by revolutionary lecturers like Abbas Abdi and Saeed Hajjarian.

"A lot of lecturers, like myself, are going on strike and sacrificing a day of pay to protect the pensions of people in the future," he said.

This was, after all, a time when communities flocked to town theaters for edification from renowned lecturers like Twain, as well as for popular entertainment from traveling shows with stars like Sarah Bernhardt and Buffalo Bill Cody.

"There are thousands of lecturers like me at 'post-92' universities who should be on permanent contracts, who've done 10, 11, sometimes 15 years of full-time work and yet are paid on an hourly basis," she says.

We're used to the idea that universities are rampantly radical institutions, full of unwashed students in desperate need of a water cannon and lecturers like me who only egg them on.

What the lecturers liked about mine and Hugo's work was that we started looking into different software you can use, for example.

Far from being rarer than students who turn up at 9am lectures or lecturers who like giving them, a hen with teeth does occur naturally, scientists based at the universities of Manchester and Wisconsin have found.

The RSC's production of the same play is at Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry, from 30 January Age 58 Job Professor of English and director of the Capital Centre at Warwick University Before that Supply lecturer Likes living in the English countryside, labradors, BBC radio Dislikes the legacy of Thatcherism, people who pose as anti-intellectual Divorced with two daughters.

The hero is an American lecturer (like Dan Brown, the author), the heroine, a descendant of Jesus and the villain an Englishman called Teabag or something.

Homeland Security says it does 35 million security checks a year before issuing visas to workers, tourists, visiting lecturers and the like.