Sentence examples for prestigious lecture from inspiring English sources

She is the third member of her close family to be given this platform, the most prestigious lecture in British broadcasting.

Honors have poured in: a major exhibition at the British Museum in 2011; an award-winning television series about taste last year; a prestigious lecture series for the BBC in recent weeks.

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In one notable week two years ago, he received invitations to deliver prestigious lectures at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and Harvard Law School.

At Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, she was a champion for women, demanding equal salaries, promotions and the right to give prestigious lectures.

In 1946, Stebbins was invited on Dobzhansky's recommendation to present the prestigious lectures.

Portes points to Osborne's speech at the prestigious Mais lecture in February 2010, not long before he took office, at which the chancellor said: "Perhaps the most significant contribution to our understanding of the origins of the crisis has been made by professor Ken Rogoff, former chief economist at the IMF, and his co-author, Carmen Reinhart".

In 2009, he gave the prestigious MacTaggart Lecture at the Edinburgh International Television Festival — a talk that is still recalled for its broad attack on the BBC and the public subsidies it enjoys.

In the year that Rowan Williams became archbishop, he delivered the highly prestigious Dimbleby Lecture.

We are the featured guests for the latest Columbia University Seminar, a prestigious academic lecture series that has been running continuously since 1945.

Mr. Ryan is to deliver the prestigious Whittington Lecture, named for an associate dean who was killed on the airplane that crashed into the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001.