Sentence examples for lectures on the future from inspiring English sources

The philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche once gave a series of lectures on the future of educational institutions.

Trupp was assistant bureau chief of Fairchild Publications/ABC CapCities, where he covered the White House, Pentagon, Supreme Court, Treasury, NASA, and the Federal Reserve, and, today, lectures on "The Future of Journalism" at American, Georgetown and Alaska Universities.

Blair was paid a substantial fee for giving a lecture on the future of Europe, with the money passed in its entirety to one of his charities.

12.32pm: Robert Peston is about to go on stage to deliver the Richard Dunn Memorial Lecture on the future of news.

He's been asked to lecture on the future of Christiaity in India, but he fears hisopinions would be upsetting.

WHEN Mary Catherine Bateson was a freshman at Radcliffe, she and the man she was dating went to hear her mother, Margaret Mead, lecture on the future of the American family.

Dr Letta was in the United Kingdom attending the University of Warwick's Economic Summit where he gave a lecture on the future of Europe.

Also appearing at the festival, which is entering its 40th year, is Armando Iannucci, who is giving the James MacTaggart Memorial Lecture on the future of BBC funding, what TV channels are for and how the public view TV.

But starting in November 2008, when he asked her to be his date for a lecture on the future of design and a party afterward — "That was the first time we kissed," Mr. Zimmerman said — things moved fast.

Hogan-Howe was speaking after giving a lecture at Liverpool University on the future of the terrorist and security threat looking forward to 2020.

But there were a couple of dozen students waiting in a lecture theatre for me to enlighten them on "the future of the book".