Sentence examples for prepared a lecture from inspiring English sources

A few years ago, he prepared a lecture called "All My Worst Mistakes".

And sometimes Bill would prepare a lecture that inspired everyone.

She is currently preparing a lecture for a criminal-justice college on the handwriting of serials killers.

At the moment, she's just completed another novel and is preparing a lecture on hysteria to present to a neurophysiology conference.

He was preparing a lecture to read, and he read its opening line: "The concept of a static point of reference is not within the scope of art".

"They can prepare a lecture fine," Mr. Kace said, "but when it comes to a one-on-one or to questions, they just can't deviate".

Child's recipe for her signature boeuf bourguignon is three pages long and took as much effort and concentration as preparing a lecture – maybe more.

He would blog later on, or prepare a lecture or a seminar and then we will find out that there is a new book of his waiting to be published.

Walking down the stairs in his Camden Town home he is distracted by a series of Eadweard Muybridge images of a running man which reminds him he's preparing a lecture on Italian futurism and its obsession with motion.

While preparing a lecture on fatalism and external locus of control for his students on Friday 13 February 1993, psychology professor Claiborn Phillips was struck by lightning a record 13 times in row.

I accepted the position at Oregon and today I am busy preparing a lecture course on the physics of light, color, and art.