Sentence examples for public lecturing from inspiring English sources

Her strength of will, though, is reflected in her return to public lecturing in 1902.

A generation ago, Bernard DeVoto, a Harvard historian, novelist, and wit, resolved to give up public lecturing.

Sanford resigned from Swarthmore in 1879, and after a year devoted to public lecturing she joined the staff of the University of Minnesota.

By William F. Buckley A generation ago, Bernard DeVoto, a Harvard historian, novelist, and wit, resolved to give up public lecturing.

From Russia's point of view, the expansion of NATO to include Georgia and Ukraine has been halted; warmer relations with America have detoxified relations with Poland and the Baltics; and public lecturing about human rights and democracy has largely stopped.

Senior Sri Lankan officials have told the Guardian that "public lecturing" on human rights was unhelpful and asked that overseas observers should "remember we are a developing country and need time to get things right, in our own way".

Public Lectures, different lecturer each Spring and Fall.

Trial findings will be disseminated via open-access peer-reviewed publications, conferences, clinical networks, public lectures and our websites.

Public lecture by Bill Fontana.

He himself performed dissections at public lectures.

There is no public lecture.