Sentence examples for one of the lectures from inspiring English sources

And here's one of the lectures from the multi-part short courses on Special Relativity.

In one of the lectures last week, Mosette Broderick, a professor at New York University, put it in the context of 19th-century New York and an economy that evolved from merchants of the port.

One of the lectures, "Revolutionary Daughters: the D.A.R.'s Role in Shaping Connecticut Heritage," presented by Carla Bue, an insurance professional and amateur historian, will describe several Connecticut properties the D.A.R. owns and administers.

"The day before a big test," she said, "I usually do go to the gym and listen and work through one of the lectures that I might feel is more important, and then I would just go through everything".

"The Vincent Foster death controversy was resolved in Connecticut," Dr. Lee told his audience at a recent dinner in Hartford, one of the lectures that he gives constantly to law enforcement agencies, students and other groups.

This year, near the end of one of the lectures, one of my brightest students raised her hand and flipped the question around.

Every evening the students gather in one of the lecture halls to discuss the day's activities and vote on important measures.

Instead, get "outline" summaries of the cases and detailed ones of the lectures (learning stenography to make review take a few minutes with random access wouldn't hurt), preferably for your particular course.

The Khoury Lecture Teh delivered was one of the best lectures I have ever attended.

English is partially used as a medium of instruction at some universities which offer one third of the lectures in English and the others in Turkish.

By Ian Frazier It had been a hot spring day, and the doors on one side of the lecture room in the Charles A. Dana Discovery Center, in Central Park's northeast corner, swung open to a small balcony above the waters of the Harlem Meer.