Sentence examples for lectures of one of from inspiring English sources

Last year, I saw him meeting some of the most influential business people in healthcare in China and attending the lectures of one of my role models, Wang Jian, the founder of Beijing Genomics Institute (BGI) who presented his work in the employee longevity program.

The students in the three parallel classes taught each semester sometimes attended the lectures of one of the other two classes, and each study group was open to students from all three classes.

He said it was "an honour" to be asked to take the lecture in memory of "one of Wales' greatest actors".

In the original essay Men Explain Things To Me (which, although not actually coining the zeitgeisty word, is credited with being the core identifier of the tendency), author Rebecca Solnit writes about a man who lectured her on the subject of one of her own published books.

I watched a few minutes of one of his lectures on YouTube, though.

The 66-year-old has just given a 90-minute lecture at the flat of one of her supporters in the city of Malmö.

He used these dice in his lectures, to show the "development of one of the oldest numbers games known". Smith's collection of mathematical instruments, manuscripts, and books is in the RBML, and was the subject of an exhibition in 2002-2003.

So it was appropriate that Samuel White's lecture ended with a slide of one of his great-grandfather's houses, Box Hill in St. James, N.Y.

After the lecture I visited the brother of one of the victims killed in front of the ISIS-camera.

It's going to be the topic of one of our lectures very soon.

At Ilham Tohti's closed-door trial in September, prosecutors presented evidence including a video of one of his lectures at a Beijing university in which he said Xinjiang belonged to Uighurs not Hans, state media reported at the time.