Sentence examples for lectures to be from inspiring English sources

The last thing I want is for my online lectures to be used to undermine faculty colleagues at other institutions".

But there are lectures to be given "to awaken young people" to continuing threats to abortion rights, he says.

Printing made it possible for copies of a teacher's lectures to be widely disseminated, and from that point universities began to create great libraries.

His Reith lectures, to be broadcast on Radio 4 later this month, reportedly lay bare the cynical workings of 21st-century art.

Upsinger, the chairman of the English Department, hopes that Zinbanti will accept the Telemann Endowment, which involves a series of lectures to be given at the university.

In his first year, Dr. Porter arranged for the lectures to be shown on the BBC, reaching a much wider audience.

But admission to the lecture, to be held in the LCC's main lecture theatre, is strictly by invitation only.

This is an adapted extract of Ed Miliband's Tony Benn memorial lecture, to be delivered this evening.

Professors standing just meters away check their screen while lecturing to be able to answer questions they deem relevant.

Player One is the first Massey Lecture to be delivered as a work of fiction: a 50,000-word novel.

But, as he said, seeing her in person was never boring as one would expect a lecture to be.