Sentence examples for take lecture from inspiring English sources

While students are expected to take lecture notes during class, power through study sessions and, if necessary, do assignments on the go, there are tech essentials better suited than others for getting these jobs done.

An anonymous midterm survey suggested factors likely contributing to the overall lower success of students in the hybrid section: some students in the hybrid section did not take lecture notes and/or use the audio component of the online lectures, suggesting minimal interaction with the lecture material for these students.

"The tutors really take lectures seriously.

I will not take lectures from ministers about not taking terrorism seriously.

Cameron says he will take lectures from Miliband about many things, but not about the banks.

If anyone had the audacity to argue he could say: "I won't take lectures off you.

He would not take lectures about party management after the mutiny in the Labour party on Monday.

But then no one should take lectures about normal life from somebody who got married on top of an elephant".

We will not take lectures from a government responsible for the deaths of countless innocents in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Miliband says he won't take lectures from the man who was negotiating with Pfizer over the heads of the AstraZeneca board.

Why should a newly rich country like China take lectures about how to run its affairs from a president who struggles even to get his own budget through?