Sentence examples for private lecture from inspiring English sources

Dean Acheson describes an off-the-cuff private lecture Truman gave about Korea starting from 57BC.

But after their warm embrace in front of a photographer, Ms. McCabe pulled her aside for a stern private lecture.

He held a minor position at the Israelitic Institute for the Blind (1925 31) and from 1932 on gave private lecture courses.

One can imagine a video store selling annual sponsorships that come with access to special movie nights, for instance, or a journalism organization that offers its articles for free but sells annual subscriptions to a private lecture series featuring its journalists.

Instead, we are left with little snippets: National Gallery director Nicholas Penny sniffly objecting to Sport Relief's request to stick a projection on the building's facade, before giving a private lecture tour to a suited gent I didn't recognise but is presumably some titan of industry being warmed up for a donation.

In addition, a private lecture series would be extremely lucrative.

The University of Basel awarded Burckhardt the degree of Ph.D. in absentia, and after his return from Berlin in 1843 he was quickly authorized to give private lectures.

Leeann is "always on the guest lists of the very best parties and openings and private lectures and dinners with exceptional people".

The derision of his critics was so great that no university would hire Wegener, who earned a meager living through private lectures.

For example, each of the counter-arguments I have raised needs to be carefully argued against, not shouted down by hysterical remarks about the sovereign debt crisis or references to private lectures from the not infallible governor of the Bank of England.

He met and later joined the circle after the invitation in 1912 to give private lectures in Göttingen.