Sentence examples for show a lecture from inspiring English sources

For his latest gallery solo Mr. Wall has re-created, among other happenings, a sparsely attended rock show; a lecture by a costume historian; and a pair of boys boxing in a pristine midcentury-modern living room.

"The Rare Book Road Show," a lecture on the ins and outs of book collecting, will be presented by David Block, a rare book dealer and owner of The Book Block, a Greenwich emporium for serious book lovers.

I unearthed a punk show, a lecture and a queer DJ afterparty.

Color Talk of the Town comic strip showing a lecture given by Elizabeth Marshall Thomas on her book "The Hidden Life of Dogs," at the Roosevelt Hotel.

By Victoria Roberts The New Yorker, March 28 , 1994P. 44 Color Talk of the Town comic strip showing a lecture given by Elizabeth Marshall Thomas on her book "The Hidden Life of Dogs," at the Roosevelt Hotel.

I've used it on my travels to show a presentation during a lecture and then brought it back to my hotel to cast a movie on the wall of my room.

Berlin artist Hito Steyerl is showing a video lecture about how she traced the origins of ammunition from a battlefield in southern Turkey where a friend of hers who joined the rebel Kurdistan Workers Partyy (PKK) was executed by government troops.

"I'll give a lecture and show a photograph of some huge bodybuilder and someone will say, 'Do you think he took steroids?' I'll say, 'Do you think World War II really happened?' " But scientists say their ignorance about the array of anabolic drugs and their effects remains huge.

He treasured a photo taken of him early in his career, in which he is shown delivering a lecture on a new genetic hypothesis he had constructed.

I'd arrived at the observatory, a stately sandstone building overlooking the dark waters of the harbor and the candy-colored city skyline, expecting to be shown into a lecture hall.

The observers were then asked to form pairs and code 8 min of a video from a large-enrollment, lecture-style science class at UMaine that primarily shows an instructor lecturing and students listening, with a few questions asked by both the instructor and students.