Sentence examples for lectures tomorrow from inspiring English sources

Lectures tomorrow beginning at 9 30 a.m.: "Modernism in the Village: A Community Case Study," "New York in a Global Context," "New York's Lower East Side: Preserving Our Cultural Past" and "Preserving the Modern Metropolis".

We're sitting in Bimz's yard on the floor of the spare room with black mold growing on the ceiling and night leaning its cool head against the window and I don't have any uni lectures tomorrow so I'm getting high.

Re-reading the lectures today, the depth and prescience of his arguments are arresting.

(1975), taken from a series of lectures (1957) at the University of Toronto, and Writing Lives: Principia Biographica (1984, reissued 1989).

He began one of his lectures this spring with a question: "Which way is the wind blowing outside?

The good exists in struggle and so cannot be made secure (JAA, Philosophy I Lectures, 1943).

When Professor Ryan presented the Royal Institution's Christmas Lectures 2002 the team managed to make him a personalised 'plaster'plaster

The business gives him little rest; Cham gave 46 lectures last year, more than a dozen of which were in Europe.

He has delivered a number of inaugural and other lectures, including the Henry Sidgwick Memorial Lecture (1989), the first Erasmus Darwin Memorial Lecture (1990), the Michael Faraday Lecture (1991), the T. H. Huxley Memorial Lecture (1992), the Irvine Memorial Lecture (1997), the Sheldon Doyle Lecture (1999), the Tinbergen Lecture (2004) and the Tanner Lectures (2003).

"We don't even know if he lectures today," one noted dolefully. .

Professor Branko Milanovic, a leading global expert on income inequalities, will be delivering Kapuściński Development Lectures this week in Brussels and Belgrade.