Sentence examples for lectures which are from inspiring English sources

The lectures, which are free, will be offered on four consecutive Thursdays beginning tonight.

But the lectures, which are based on Nabokov's unrevised notes, give you a thrilling sense of what the performance must have been like.

Outstanding students from high schools all over the area are selected by their teachers to attend the lectures, which are free.

The bulk of the course is the video lectures, which are given clearly and concisely and interspersed very neatly with small optional questions and exercises.

Ms. Barker has spent considerable effort jazzing up the lectures, which are often set in an unusual environment like a public market or an airport.

He says he has been inundated by invitations to give public lectures, which are so popular that drawings are often held to see who can attend.

She was inspirational both by example and through her lectures, which were delivered with clarity and confidence despite her finding public speaking stressful.

This piece was drawn from "The Origin of Others," a collection of Toni Morrison's Charles Eliot Norton lectures, which is out September 18th from Harvard University Press.

The Royal Institution is best known for its Christmas lectures, which were introduced by Michael Faraday in 1825 as a way of exciting children about science at a time when organised education was not widespread.

But according to two students of Riis's work, Bonnie Yochelson and Daniel Czitrom, Riis's lectures — which were a critical part of his reforming mission — owed as much to vaudeville as they did to journalism.

The Keynote Lectures included 8 plenary lectures which were divided into two sections.