He has been indefatigable in speaking, lecturing and hectoring on the bill for hours on end, first in the Senate Judiciary Committee as the panel drafted the bill and now on the Senate floor.
Bix Rampike is prone to malapropisms, and misspells even when he speaks, lecturing his son on men and women's different biological needs for "monogramy" and "polygramy" and referring to a "palyontologist," a spelling that's pure sneering since it doesn't entail mispronunciation.
This paper ties the literature from cognitive and brain science with that of economic education to show how visuals are more complementary to spoken lectures than words.
And you know, you get certain gifts, and I had a gift of speaking, lecturing, which makes people listen.
She continued to speak and lecture, notably in the United States and Asia, and established the Thatcher Foundation to support free enterprise and democracy, particularly in the newly liberated countries of central and eastern Europe.
We hear Important People speak in lecture halls and auditoriums.
Wałęsa continues to speak and lecture in Poland and abroad on history and politics.
Instead, she was denied the chance to speak and lectured by Mr Fico on her proper constitutional role, Ms Dubovcová said.At the same time, Ms Dubovcová has seen funding for her office cut, so much so that she has trouble paying employees and their rent.
Constrained by a one-year non-compete agreement with Marsh from conducting any Kroll-type business, but now unconstrained by the client interest and discretion that had always restricted his role in public debates, Kroll began to speak in lectures and interviews about failures of corporate governance and the deep flaws of standard investment models.
Try not to speak between lectures or long periods of vocal usage at work, especially when you feel vocal fatigue or you are getting sick.
