Sentence examples for quick lecture from inspiring English sources

A quick lecture, a paddling lesson, and they're off.

VISITORS to the Liberty Bell on Independence Mall in Philadelphia have traditionally been treated to a quick lecture about freedom, followed by a photo opportunity with the bell.

When a young man a couple of floors below locked his mother out of the apartment, Joseph Sr .shouted a quick lecture through the door about the importance of filial piety.

There's a quick lecture on the barn, which contains the longest single-piece beam in Oregon, apparently, and is home to some llamas that were left by the previous owner.

As our party of five headed for the North Valley trailhead, we passed what Mr. Haiku called a "cake batter tree" — its tiny yellow flowers emitted a heady scent redolent of sweet yeast — and ran into David Orr, the center's cheerful botanical collection specialist, who, while tossing around Latin names with aplomb, gave us a quick lecture on the non-native tree's reproductive cycle.

To give you a flavor of the kinds of material World Science U is offering, the first video below is one of dozens of quick lecture bites that answer questions about science topics.

If returning to campus is possible, save a few dates throughout the year to engage with Princeton academics through Alumni Association programming — from the full day educational programming of Alumni Day to quick lectures before a football game.

Ironically, after the BoJ raised rates and burst the bubble, American bankers and policymakers were quick to lecture the Japanese.

Friday night's two-hour premiere includes a very quick video lecture covering this history, which we watch along with a young math whiz who has been forcibly enlisted into the stargate program.

"Wall Street is often the last to know," says Ellison, who can be quick to lecture.

White leftists have notoriously ignored this reality and have been quick to lecture Black activists on how they need to line up behind them.