Sentence examples for lectures back from inspiring English sources

Explorers and missionaries around 1900 drummed up support for their travels by giving illustrated lectures back home.

Indeed, it is common at Florida to see students in libraries cramming viewings of a dozen lectures back to back before exams.

What the philosopher Onora O'Neill crisply pointed out in her influential Reith lectures back in 2002 still holds true: the idea of a crisis of trust is a cliche of our time, and there is not much evidence that we actually do trust less even if we say we do.

Clever but renowned for not lapsing into corporate-speak, Shillinglaw also brought the Christmas lectures back to the BBC and has been one of the key figures in the reincarnation of Top Gear following the departure of Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May.

I used to play quick Starcraft pickup games during boring MCSE lectures back in school.

When we invited David Nutt to deliver his lecture back in July we did so because we felt he had something of interest to say.

Matters settled down a little when a Jewish publisher offered to publish the book, but even then Honderich's first lecture back in Germany turned out to be a bear garden.

Tired of being criticized on human rights, especially in Congress, Russian President Vladimir Putin lectured back in an op ed in the New York Times.

Mr. Powers, whose book "Mark Twain: A Life" was just published by The Free Press, gave his lecture backed by the quips of his subject.

I gave a public lecture, backed by scientific papers, showing the need to slow greenhouse gas emissions – and I criticised the Bush administration for its lack of appropriate policies.

For example, lecture, game, back to lecture, followed by a learning activity.