Sentence examples for lectures in the from inspiring English sources
He had delivered lectures in the nude.
If deconstruction is so obscure, why are the audiences in my lectures in the thousands?
He is working on a project for the A.W. Mellon Lectures in the Fine.
He invited historians and astronomers to give lectures in the studio.
· Alan Finlayson lectures in the Department of Politics and International Relations, University of Wales, Swansea.
There he was appointed professor of anatomy and surgery, beginning his lectures in the winter of 1720.
The report also details how Iran was aided by a Russian scientist who gave lectures in the country.
It's a neat analogy from a man who lectures in the history of cuisine at a São Paulo university.
It also caused Lord Denning in one of his public lectures in the 1980s to complain about "that man Griffith".
"I was putting together some lectures in the early 80s," she recalls, "and I suggested Greenblatt to the faculty.
She would go to lectures in the morning, look after her nephew in the afternoon and write at night.
