Sentence examples for lecturing in from inspiring English sources

After the death of a lecturer at the Regent Street Polytechnic, he took a position lecturing in the evenings on "The Development of Literature in Southern Europe".

I wasn't lecturing in the UK.

He has been lecturing in and around New York.

He spent two years lecturing in Ghana before his political activities led to his being deported.

Kohr, at that time lecturing in nearby Puerto Rico, actively supported the so-called "Anguilla Project".

Footage of him lecturing in Iceland shows a diffident, hunched man.

She travels a lot and has been lecturing in Wales and swimming in Cyprus.

There are women lecturing in theological colleges, for instance, women working as pastoral and outreach workers.

On a particularly dim Ithaca morning, Nabokov began lecturing in the dark.

"You haven't hit an inside basket since Jesus Christ was lecturing in Omaha".

By then I was living in London and Pavel was lecturing in Boston, Massachusetts.