Sentence examples for lectures last from inspiring English sources

Religious lectures last from two to four hours each day.

Since their meeting, Hassabis points out, Hawking has not mentioned "anything inflammatory about AI" in the press; most surprisingly, in his BBC Reith lectures last month, he did not include artificial intelligence in his list of putative threats to humanity.

After his lectures last fall, Dr. Patterson walked around campus to visit relics of Haskell's sad past — the powwow grounds, Kiva Hall and some sacred wetlands.

Three pharmaceutical companies donated $700,000 to a medical society that used most of the money on a series of dinner lectures last year to brief doctors on the latest news about high blood pressure.

In one of the lectures last week, Mosette Broderick, a professor at New York University, put it in the context of 19th-century New York and an economy that evolved from merchants of the port.

Re-reading the lectures today, the depth and prescience of his arguments are arresting.

(1975), taken from a series of lectures (1957) at the University of Toronto, and Writing Lives: Principia Biographica (1984, reissued 1989).

He began one of his lectures this spring with a question: "Which way is the wind blowing outside?

The business gives him little rest; Cham gave 46 lectures last year, more than a dozen of which were in Europe.

The good exists in struggle and so cannot be made secure (JAA, Philosophy I Lectures, 1943).

When Professor Ryan presented the Royal Institution's Christmas Lectures 2002 the team managed to make him a personalised 'plaster'plaster