Sentence examples for lectures first from inspiring English sources

Limor Tomer, the general manager of Concerts and Lectures, first contacted Barnes and Bass two years ago to participate in a program she was curating for the International Society for the Performing Arts.

The piece that made a Mahlerian of me was the Ninth Symphony, thanks to the way Leonard Bernstein talked about it in his televised Norton Lectures (first broadcast in 1973), and the way Otto Klemperer conducted it on the recording I bought.

Nevertheless, a series of lectures – first public, then private – was proposed from 1667 onwards.

7. The essay (Davis [1971] 1983) was published in 1971, as part of a series of lectures first given in 1969 19711969 1971

Based on lectures first presented during the summer of 1998, L'animal que donc je suis (The Animal that Therefore I am) appeared as the first posthumous work in 2006; concerning animality, it indicates Derrida's continuous interest in the question of life.

Ian McGillis in the Montreal Review of Books identifies "two simple ideas that govern and unite the five lectures": first, that the view from inside can provide a better developed idea of what is outside, and second, that winter continues to defy the human need to consistently name and organize the world.

The questionnaire was delivered during routine lectures to second, third, fourth and fifth year medical students and to third, fourth and fifth year dental students.

Between the lectures, Second City, the comedy troupe based in Chicago, staged skits illustrating common traps that fame sets for its chosen vessels.

(The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, the Charles E. Dohme Memorial Lectures, Third Course, 1925). Pp. viii + 80. (London: Baillière, Tindall and Cox, 1926). 9s.

This is an edited version of a lecture first given in Santiago, Chile.

The lecture first concludes the discussion of the First Continental Congress, which met in 1774.