Sentence examples for take lectures from from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The Independent's Owen Jones disagreed; the MP became flustered and snapped: "I won't take lectures from you – you come from the posh part of Stockport".

It takes them to James Cook University, where they hear about the support they could get to study at university and take lectures from Indigenous scientists.

Dozens of monks and nuns have taken lectures from Emory professors who traveled to Dharamsala, India, to instruct them, and 15 English-Tibetan science textbooks have been developed for monastic students.

"Why doesn't he tell us the truth, which is that even if he sacked every civil servant in the land, he would still have to find £20 billion in public spending cuts?" Mr Brown also said he would not be "taking lectures" from a shadow chancellor who was one of the architects of the poll tax.

I won't take lectures on negotiations from the people who gave away the veto, who gave away the rebate, who backed out on the budget every year and who even signed us up to euro bailouts.

"We welcome free debate, but we are not going to take lectures on this from Vladimir Putin's United Russia," he said, pointing out that one of the rapporteurs belonged to the party of the Russian president.

Using laptops they can take lectures and resources from top universities putting course material online.