Sentence examples for lectures that are from inspiring English sources

◦ Mainly lecture notes that become relevant in later years or lectures that are repeated or the lecturer says "I did this lecture in 2nd year and expect you to remember it because it will be examinable!" ◦ Preparation for exams, revision purposes, referring back to old information ◦ You can find any old work that you need for future assessments.

Today, most lecturers utilize audio-visual aids and deliver lectures that are animated and engaging, rather than dully read from pre-written notes.

The third episode is lousy (and devolves into lectures that are chopped into montages).

In September you will listen to lectures that are hastily put together and delivered by people who are on the brink of exhaustion.

"If people have ambitions to do something artistic, there are avenues," said Harold Holzer, the museum's senior vice president of external affairs, citing lectures that are open to museum staff members before work.

They follow them — and remind one another to follow them through impromptu lectures that are often heated — because they are raised to know that is what they are supposed to do.

The intellectual life of Edinburgh was tied to public lectures that were attended by large non-academic audiences.

The Critic's Choice lectures that were to be the heart of The Times's Arts & Leisure Weekend, which had been scheduled for last weekend, will be rescheduled.

I was lucky enough to be in a yearlong senior seminar that Trilling taught in 1968-69, as he prepared the lectures that were later collected in "Sincerity and Authenticity".

As the director of CELL at both Queen Mary and latterly at UCL, Lisa convinced patrons such as her publisher, Harper Collins, to sponsor annual lectures that were always followed by the most spectacular dinners and entertainments.

Lectures were converted to a text format to make a "textbook" of the lectures that was then translated into Turkish and given to the trainers and students.