Sentence examples for long lecture from inspiring English sources

So this won't be a long lecture.

Mantel's long lecture about Kate, and the way we look at her, was full of irony.

The man in the pet shop at the mall had given him a long lecture before he bought the animal.

And, indeed, he gave me a long lecture about the olive tree: its longevity, the depth of its roots.

As the teams prepared for the second half, Touré could be observed giving a long lecture to his right-back.

A long lecture he gave there focused on the danger that Ba'athist Iraq represented for regional and international security.

Whenever I get told off by my mum, she gives me these really long lectures.

Students don't have to spend hours at the library or sit through long lectures.

Mr. Giuliani has long lectured the press about how his private life is none of its business.

One insider on the end of this advice calls these homilies "Wee Dougie's long lectures of doom".

Mr. Lieberman said that Mr. Daschle has long lectured senators that they need to build a "center-out" coalition.