Sentence examples for lectures to the from inspiring English sources
Marx delivered two lectures to the International, in June.
The recent reports about the return of public anatomy lectures to the UK have divided opinion.
He shrugs at the absurdity: "I was held hostage and gave lectures to the community".
Students loved that, and how he timed his lectures to the second.He had no time for academic squabbles and protocol, brushing off rebukes and bureaucratic constraints.
My guess, however, is that we'll just have more lectures to the Italians and everyone else about how they just aren't trying hard enough.
It makes for a much more attractive personality than the man who handed down the rules of art in his lectures to the academy.
Her first lecture to the first year was on Wuthering Heights.
She lectured to the team's players and coaching staff.
The germ of a lecture on social breakdown was planted in this lecture to the CBI.
Miss Alys Sutcliffe lectured to the group on the bonsai as a house plant.
He delivered an extensive lecture to the 79-year-old Feinstein.
