Sentence examples for lectures being from inspiring English sources
The Royal Institution runs an online ballot for tickets to watch the lectures being filmed.
On weekends, Dr. West travels the country delivering lectures, being, in his own words, "a bluesman in the life of the mind, a jazzman in the world of ideas, forever on the move".
The 211-year-old organisation was set up primarily to promote scientific understanding among the public and for much of its history it succeeded spectacularly, with its lectures being regularly sold out in the 19th century, while in the 20th century its Christmas lectures, televised by the BBC, were watched by millions.
At Christmas time it's tickets for Robin Ince's scientific stand-up show Nine Lessons and Carols for Godless People that are like gold dust, while millions tune in to see the recordings of those scientific pantomimes, the Christmas Lectures, being performed at the Royal Institution.
Lejewski reported that he once mocked a Warsaw Professor of Classics for wearing sunglasses (then rather rare): "Is the world too dazzling for him?" He was equably resigned to his lectures being sparsely attended because of their extreme technicality.
2. Take charge of your situation by, as I say in my lectures, "being detectives in your own lives".
Four lectures were traditional lectures by various lecturers.
Lectures are so braodening.
PowerPoint lectures are the rule.
History lectures are included.
