Sentence examples for staged a lecture from inspiring English sources
In a pivotal SEM performance of John Cage's Song Books in June 1975, with Cage present, Eastman staged a lecture on "a new system of love" in which he undressed a male volunteer (possibly his boyfriend), while making sexual overtures in acrobatic baritone.
The Department of Health staged a film and lecture series on 100 years of Hispanic health improvements.
On Nov. 2, a group of students staged a walkout of one of my lectures.
Ms. Young is to stage a public performance-lecture there on Sunday, discussing her original February appearance.
But for two hours on a chilly Friday night, the two shared a stage during a lecture at William Paterson University.
A man with thick black hair, wearing a white dress shirt under a leather jacket, steps onto the stage at a lecture hall.
From a live performance lottery to a burlesque duet, and a solo meditation on the politics of colonisation and war to a staged lecture on the nature of movement, the lineup includes such names as Raimund Hogue, Mathilde Monnier and La Ribot.
The Who Wants To Be a Millionaire host, who claimed to be all thumbs when it comes to matters technological, endured a staged lecture about the wonders of digital photography and wireless PC networking while injecting his own special levity into what was an otherwise typically dry product launch event.
The Aladdin Project, a Paris-based initiative, has staged Holocaust lectures from Beirut to Baghdad, praising Arabs who offered refuge to Jews fleeing persecution in the 15th century.
But as Mr Caro took the stage to give a lecture in New York on February 11th, he was in the unusual role of besieged author.Mr Caro was speaking about Robert Moses.
He also pointed to its unwillingness to negotiate a peaceful settlement to the conflict between Austria-Hungary and Serbia that was triggered by the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in June 1914.Alongside the debates, film screenings and lectures the museum is staging an exhibition linked to the war.
