Sentence examples for lectures on the subject from inspiring English sources

Mary S. Schaeffer, who writes and lectures on the subject of accounts payable, is one.

She gave lectures on the subject, offered correspondence courses and published a number of books, including one entitled Physical Beauty and How to Keep It.

"Hope that he or she is learning more from it than from your lectures on the subject.

Mr Jiang had come demanding a fulsome written apology for Japan's wartime past, yet as he delivered hectoring lectures on the subject, the apology never came.

To stimulate these discussions, the Tunisian lawyers' association had invited university professors to the Casbah to deliver periodic open-air lectures on the subject.

She renewed her plea, again with limited success, in 1876 and in 1883, the year her lectures on the subject were published.

Ms. Wallace had been a breast cancer survivor since 1985 and a vocal one, lecturing on the subject and appearing on a 1998 cover of People magazine with fellow survivors.

He takes the Bible literally, but when he lectures on the subject--outside of work--he presents what he calls "the options" and indicates which one "to me … seems to be more probable".

He began to write and lecture on the subject.

Mrs. Gipstein will give a lecture on the subject today at 2 p.m. Admission is $7.

He was fresh from a coast-to-coast lecture on the subject.