Sentence examples for like lecture from inspiring English sources

"I like lecture better," she says.

Much of the trial transcript reads like lecture notes from a neurobiology class.

Do you feel you learn best in big settings, like lecture halls, or smaller venues, like seminar rooms?

The net result is that the book feels like as much like lecture as an adventure – but one that has little that is new to tell anyone.

M.I.T. plans on Wednesday to announce a 10-year initiative, apparently the biggest of its kind, that intends to create public Web sites for almost all of its 2,000 courses and to post materials like lecture notes, problem sets, syllabuses, exams, simulations, even video lectures.

Due to inability of the government in investing in educational infrastructure like lecture theatres, laboratories and libraries as part of increasing access to higher education, PPP arrangements have helped bring in private investors in higher education infrastructure which has had an impact in increasing student enrolment in higher education sub sector.

"I like lecturing," Burt said.

As the students took their seats in the amphitheater-like lecture hall, continuing to talk excitedly among themselves, Professor Eden stood behind a lectern.

This year, Mrs. Flay is particularly proud to have secured the Kawara piece and Mr. Mullican's trance-like lecture, which she says are both classics of the conceptualist genre.

We played in wildly differing venues, from standard proscenium arch theatres such as the quirky 9 Theatre, Beijing, or the beautiful art deco Shanghai Lyceum; to concert halls – Xinghai in Guangdong province and the spectacularly lit "Bird's Nest -like Suzhou Culture aNest -likentre; and huge barn-like lecture hall Suzhou Culture and Arts Centre

On the other hand, he says, Japan will no longer get Clinton-like lectures about how to reverse its decade-long economic decline.