Sentence examples for lectures took from inspiring English sources

It was originally to be called the "University of Air", because most of its lectures took the form of late-night broadcasts on the BBC.

All face-to-face lectures took place as scheduled.

The lectures took 60 75 minutes and mostly covered topics of physical activity and general health.

The reduced attendance of face-to-face lectures took place without worsening the examination results.

Both lectures take place at 6 30 p.m.at the riverfront library.

The lectures take in purely practical matters of "kit and health" as well as "intangibles" such as politics and religion.

Previous novels sent Langdon on chases through Paris, Rome and Washington; now the same itinerary of shoot-outs punctuated by on-the-run iconographic lectures takes him across Florence, up to Venice, then to Istanbul.

"Sons of country gentleman" from across the country would come to lodge with them, attending lectures, taking part in mock courts and dining together in the inns' main halls.

Indeed, 2012 has been dubbed the "Alan Turing year" by the scientific community, with a series of events and lectures taking place all over the world.

Students reported the following benefits of videos over live lectures: taking notes from video lectures were convenient, as they need not miss content while writing; some students found it easier to focus attention on videos than in a live class.

Expounded through his annual lectures and writings within this environment, his theories could be tested, debated, and developed by others against the background of collections, museum displays, and other lectures taking place at the Paris Muséum.