Sentence examples for lectures run from inspiring English sources

The Institute and Festival, at Mannes College the New School for Music, is an annual series of workshops, master classes and lectures run by the pianist Marc Ponthus.

The "Day" visual works are displayed in four sites throughout the city; the "Night" portion is a series of performances, concerts, films and lectures running every evening except Mondays.

'Great Decisions 2003' The World Affairs Forum has begun a free series of "Great Decisions 2003" lectures, running weekly at noon at the Ferguson Library in Stamford and at Christ Church Parish Hall, sponsored by the Greenwich Library, in Greenwich.

In addition, several works of Epicurus, including parts of his major treatise, On Nature (Peri phuseôs) — a series of lectures running to 37 papyrus rolls — have been recovered in damaged condition from the library of a villa in the town of Herculaneum, which was buried in the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 C.E.

Like an illustrated lecture run amok, Katia Louise's "Saving America's Horses: A Nation Betrayed" pours forth a torrential hodgepodge of statistics, superimposed graphics, songs and disturbing video to denounce the nation's equine slaughter industry.

In this three-part public lecture running over the next few nights, he'll be asking that eternal question: does size matter?

Each of the 21 lectures, which run 45 minutes, ends with a series of slides of the body parts that have just been discussed.

After all, they are children of the 60s – at university, he says, the radical students would roll spliffs in lectures and run around naked in the rain.

AEquitas' trademark program is a 3½-day course that uses a mix of mock trial exercises and short lectures to run through all the steps involved in prosecuting a sexual assault case, from victim interviews to closing arguments (the organization also offers courses on related crimes, such as domestic violence and human trafficking).

One of the participants commented on the non-interactive modules saying: "I would like to have an ongoing CD of this lecture to run continuously in my office waiting room.

In addition to his public events and lectures, Roser runs Our World in Data, which shows how standards of living have changed over the centuries.