Sentence examples for lectures to be given from inspiring English sources

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

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.

She also said that one of next month's Reith lectures, to be given this year by Onora O'Neill of the Nuffield Foundation, will focus on Britain's current obsession with accountability and league tables and argue that they are having opposite effect and undermining trust.

The lecture, to be given on April 23 at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, is considered the federal government's most prestigious honor for intellectual achievement in the humanities.

There is a lecture to be given on the new building's allusions to the stylish apartment houses of the late 1920s, and perhaps somebody will give it: Mr. Stern is also the dean of the Yale School of Architecture.

His cautionary stance, at a lecture to be given tonight to senior opinion formers from politics, the media and the arts, will astound those who have argued against rushing into digital broadcasting.

It has just occurred to me that I haven't done a lick of preparation for my nine one-hour lectures on American poetry to be given in Cincinnati in a little over a month.

In addition, Sony will sponsor lectures about video game development to be given at Tatung University in Taipei and I-Shou University.

They think of arts as elitist, feel they are going to be given a lecture.

The woman climbed in the van without protest and was driven off, presumably to a Project Beauty headquarters to be given a lecture on appropriate dress.

Portions of lectures on Ecclesiastes also survive, most likely from his time in Northampton, and he was known to be giving lectures on Ecclesiasticus when he died.