Sentence examples for lectures entitled from inspiring English sources

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It was while pursuing a fine arts master's degree at NYU that he was obliged to attend Mr Santana's lectures entitled "Directing the Actor II".

In 1884 he delivered two lectures entitled "The Storm-Cloud of the Nineteenth Century", and summarised the "new weather" as "blanched sun, blighted grass, blinded man".

In late December she will give three lectures entitled "Life Fantastic" in front of a live audience and also be broadcast on BBC4.

The question of why certain individuals are touched by the muses remains essentially unopened.When he retired as Oxford's professor of poetry, Mr Heaney brought out a collection of lectures entitled "The Redress of Poetry" in 1995.

In the early 1990s, Feyerabend worked up a course of lectures he had previously given in Berkeley into a series of five lectures entitled 'What is knowledge?

WILLIAM PATERSON UNIVERSITY Charlie Rose, journalist and talk-show host, will share his experiences in his lecture entitled, "An Evening With Charlie Rose," as part of the 2000-2001 Distinguished Lecturer Series.

The lecture, entitled "Eliot v. Julius," had preceded the pub gathering.

Eliot once filled the University of Minnesota's football stadium for a lecture entitled "The Frontiers of Criticism".

Dr. Hershkowitz talks with writer just before giving a lecture entitled "Garbage Management: Japan Leads the Way".

Last night in Fareham Library, near Portsmouth, he delivered a scary lecture entitled "The Ghosts of Hampshire".