Sentence examples for offers a lecture from inspiring English sources

Emory offers a lecture track: Lecturer, Senior Lecturer, and then Professor of Pedagogy, Practice, or Performance.

And on Tuesday he offers a lecture, "Product of Circumstances," in which he describes his professional trajectory from scientist to artist: autobiography as performance.

[Free] Secret Science Club (not so secret now, sorry) offers a lecture on decision-making by a neurophysicist at the Bell House, 149 7th Street in Gowanus, Brooklyn, at 8 p.m. [Free] Don't worry, be happy.

In his sharp suit and snazzy tie, McNair offers a lecture on the history of money, explaining that it is just a belief system, much like stories about Father Christmas or fairies.

There are a few parodic vignettes, including a satire of self-help gurus in which Alessandro offers a lecture, "How to Disappear: A Step by Step Guide," while standing before a screen on which the title is projected.

In "It's Time for Another One of Those Crazy Talking Dances," Mr. Gutierrez takes a satirical look at the form; joined by Ms. Michelson, he offers a lecture-demonstration that mocks talking dances.

On Wednesday they offer a lecture (with live performance) exploring the repertory.

Earlier, Shahzad offered a lecture of his own for Americans, and said he felt no remorse for his actions.

Members of the Metaphysical and Paranormal Investigations of New York will be on hand on May 17 to offer a lecture on their research into area hauntings.

The school will offer a lecture series by interior designers and architects starting on Wednesday at 6 p.m., with Peter Shelton and Lee F. Mindel.

On Feb. 7 at 7 p.m., Michael Graves, the architect and designer, will offer a lecture about his work and the importance of drawing in the creative process.