Sentence examples for sat in lectures from inspiring English sources

"We sat in lectures and that helped us to understand what it was all about.

If I think about the thousands of hours I sat in lectures as an undergraduate, it looks like I may have just been lucky.

Sitting in lecture halls like #BlackOnCampus pic.twitter.com/CMBB8GJK60.

He sits in on a lecture called "Babeland's Lip Tricks," given by a burlesque performer named Darlinda, who leads the students in chanting unprintable words, and then demonstrates with great care and enthusiasm her whole foreplay array of lip, tongue and hand techniques.

Others said they felt newly shaken, on edge as they sat in big lecture halls and newly watchful of everyone around them, especially anyone who arrived in class after it had begun.

If you attended a university, you likely took at least one class where you sat in a lecture hall with at least 50 other bedraggled, hungover students.

For the rest of his course, Khare sat in the lecture rooms surrounded by a bunch of fine liner pens and pigment markers.

But after having sat in giant lecture halls consistently for four years now, the only time I can recall being distracted by another students laptop activity for the duration of a class period was the time I sat behind the starting running back on the football team while he played Mario Golf all class.

Only 55 students sat in each lecture hall.

I recently sat in on six lectures in a four-week premarital counseling workshop conducted in Cairo by the Muslim Brotherhood, the subject of this week's Female Factor column.

Khalilzad recalled that he had sat in on a lecture in which Wohlstetter spoke about the "inevitability of war".