Sentence examples for packed lecture from inspiring English sources
He made crude jokes about female students in front of a packed lecture hall.
Text alerts would fail to reach a packed lecture hall if the instructor requires students to turn off their cellphones.
He spoke after attending a packed lecture on the hidden risks of time travel given by Mr. Airaudi.
I do apologise," he said, opening his speech in a packed lecture hall at Columbia College to bursts of laughter.
MOSCOW — At about 4 p.m. on Thursday, Russia's president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, stepped into a packed lecture hall at Moscow State University's venerable journalism department.
They, too, learned the secrets of Apple's hit mobile devices from the Stanford course on iPhone applications, which was introduced in fall 2008 to a packed lecture hall.
In a little over an hour, to a packed lecture-hall, Pausch delivered a deeply moving speech on the subject of "really achieving your childhood dreams".
His shows are part comedy, part densely packed lectures on history, politics or, in this case, neuroscience, towards the grand claims of which our host takes a sceptical stance.
In his packed lectures in Spain, as in his droll interviews in the press and on radio and television, he would mask penetrating comment with a hammy English accent.
In Germany students commonly pack lecture halls in their hundreds.
Such reactions are rarely experienced by students, who pack lecture halls to hear him and often keep him talking long after the scheduled time.
