Sentence examples for lectures between from inspiring English sources

"There was a difference of maybe 16 or 17 lectures" between the two schools, said Dr. Mitesh S. Patel, lead author and a resident in the internal medicine training program at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.

Such was the balance Schlegel sought to achieve in his lectures between what would be a purely theoretical comprehension of tragedy and the consideration of the theatre as such, with all the historical, architectural and cultural characteristics that conditioned the actual performance of the play.

The study revealed there was little difference noted in the student ratings of lectures between those who chose psychiatry and those who did not.

Examples in the "Other" category include: morning workshops with student presentations, occasional lectures between other classes, and a theme within a module offered to third or fourth year medical students.

In addition using the convenience approach the author needed to observe lectures between February and June 2013 in order to collect data in time for analysis and write up by the project deadline.

Briefly, once the participants have logged into the website they are introduced to the program followed by three film-based lectures (between 8 and 15 minutes each) concerning alcohol problems within the family.

Even young children with great patience (is that an oxymoron?) may grow restless with the implicit lecturing between those moments when Mary flies, literally and figuratively.

In just over 400 pages of essays and lectures written between 1957 and 2010, Hobsbawm's Marx emerges as a man burdened by History.

Jahnavi Emmanuel, second-year history student at Wadham College, Oxford University I have one to three hours a week of one-to-one tutorials and two hours of lectures with between 10 and 40 people.

The quarter-hour lectures veer between humor, erudition and passion, while the venues — including cozy Union Chapel in Islington, a still-working church — are as unique as the format.

Notes to Reid's lectures distinguish between three forms of evil: "1. the evils of imperfection, 2. Evil which they call natural Evil, 3. Moral evil" (Natural Theology 101).