Sentence examples for master lecturing from inspiring English sources

Cameron just reminds me of a disappointed school master, lecturing his students about their stupid antics.

In 1252 3 he was a "formed Bachelor" of Theology, performing the three duties of a Master: lecturing on the Bible, engaging in disputations, and preaching.

However, as an enlightened Japanese Zen Master lectured me back in 1983, America needs to accurately perceive the threats it faces and strike back.

MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM "De Kooning: An American Master," lecture by Mark Stevens, art critic.

Habermas, the last of France's "master thinkers," lectured at the College de France.

The actors shaking the money cans cast me back to university days, listening to Masters lectures on financing healthcare, and the graphs depicting low income countries where governments were struggling for solutions to prevent catastrophic healthcare costs, hurling its citizens into poverty.

The festival, honoring the 250th anniversary of the death of Johann Sebastian Bach, includes guest artists performing recitals, lecturing and teaching master classes, in which a pianist is given a lesson before an audience.

Its offerings include master classes, lectures, symposiums, a competition and concerts, all open to the public through July 28.

Along with master classes, lectures and the Jacob Flier International Piano Competition, it offers some compelling concerts.

Out here in Washington State, we have master gardener lectures in the wintertime to keep us mindful of sunnier days.

Piano devotees flock to Mannes College the New School for Music to enjoy a busy lineup of master classes, lectures and recitals by rising stars and established performers.