Sentence examples for lectures for the from inspiring English sources

Dr Dean Burnett supervises and lectures for the new MSc psychiatry distance learning course for Cardiff University.

So as I prepare my lectures for the start of term, I will also prepare my wardrobe.

The Brotherhood "conducted many courses and lectures for the members of the secret organization regarding the election and the ways of changing regimes in Arab countries," it added.

About 1900 Poincaré acquired the habit of writing up accounts of his work in the form of essays and lectures for the general public.

So now I know to front-load my lectures for the mornings and to leave the afternoons to food and drink.

After traveling around the United States for three years giving lectures for the Mayflower moving company, Mr. Charlton went back to England, penniless.

"It was as if he were giving the lectures for her," the student mused.

I delivered the debriefing lecture for the glacial geology portion of our research.

He supported himself in part by lecturing for the YMCA and the Anti-Saloon League. Anti-Saloon League

This is an edited version of Neil Gaiman's lecture for the Reading Agency.

He traveled the world, particularly Asia, lecturing for the State Department and other federal agencies.