Sentence examples for lunchtime talk from inspiring English sources

I gave a lunchtime talk to some teenagers recently.

On 19 August, Christian Marclay will make a rare appearance in London for a lunchtime talk at the ICA.

The lunchtime talk at the Four Seasons restaurant yesterday was financial, not social.

"I could think that I could do it, and that's a great way to help prepare," she said at a recent lunchtime talk at Google's New York headquarters.

If you want to learn about musical trios, decorative interiors or the art of Jan Gossaert, a lunchtime talk at the National could well be the way to gain the self-congratulatory air of a well-cultured Londoner.

Not until 2005, when Lawrence Summers, then president of Harvard, wondered aloud at a lunchtime talk why more women don't end up holding tenured positions in the hard sciences, did I feel compelled to reopen that footlocker.

Hundreds now attend the free lunchtime talks given by professors in medicine, philosophy, economics and others.

Cameron held lunchtime talks with the first minister, Peter Robinson, and his deputy, Martin McGuinness.

At the lunchtime talks, Zardari brought his intelligence and defence chiefs.

In 2016, Darwin Day UT hosted three evening lectures and two lunchtime talks, culminating with the keynote seminar on the last evening of the annual celebration.

"I remember having conversations at lunchtime talking about how long it would take for a woman to be appointed to the Supreme Court," she said.