Sentence examples for lectures at university from inspiring English sources

He lectures at university 'on the horrors of factory farming'.

I always think about one of my first lectures at university where the professor explained that a magazine is just something that holds something.

He gave lectures at university art departments throughout the midwest and northeast United States about the potential of glass as a medium for the studio artist.

This served as an alternative to the Roman law lectures at university, which were based on Latin; according to Bowen it was "a double vision; the Institutes as authority, the Reports as illustration by actual practise".

Taylor retired at age 45 but continued to devote time and money to promote the principles of scientific management through lectures at universities and professional societies.

Pagels lectures at universities all the time, but few appearances have meant more to her than her recent talk on the Satan book at the Harvard Divinity School.

She gave frequent interviews, continued to organise the PPP and was a regular visitor to western capitals, delivering lectures at universities and meeting government officials.

He delivers lectures at universities and grants interviews to reporters, including, in 2014, a virtual interview with The New Yorker's Jane Mayer.

You had Pakistani nuclear scientists delivering lectures at universities in Islamabad, talking about international Islamist ideas and radical philosophies that most people in the West would find rather alarming.

And he pitches his quixotic notion in a book, a Web site (breakingranks.net), in radio interviews and in lectures at universities and business gatherings that could be considered breeding farms for somebodies.

A book has been written about his experiences, and Mr Se Teo regularly gives lectures at universities and conferences both at home and abroad.