Sentence examples for take to lectures from inspiring English sources

A region of such deep faith and deep hatreds does not easily take to lectures on good behavior by outsiders, especially the leader of a superpower.

I'm not planning on carrying it around, so it is more important to have a 15in screen which is more comfortable to type on for long periods, rather than a more portable laptop to take to lectures etc.

A characteristic concern was for the theological formation of his men, whom he therefore took to lectures given at Toulouse by an Englishman, Alexander Stavensby.

He has taken to lecturing the West for its sins and hypocrisies in Vietnam, in Iraq, in Libya, and elsewhere its "moral bankruptcy," its godlessness.

And here's where my mom became Wonder Woman: Without her physically there, my father had taken to lecturing my sister and I.

However, as colleges, universities and more begin toying with open online courses and an increasing number of students and learners take to their virtual lecture halls, the signal-to-noise ratio has the potential to get pretty unfavorable.

Former "CBS Evening News" anchor Dan Rather will take to the sea this summer to lecture on modern-day journalism during a small-ship cruise from Montreal to Maine.

Wright helped edit Owen's New Harmony Gazette and, defying convention, took to the lecture platform.

He took to the lecture circuit, slashing away in the years to come at religion, criminal law, capital punishment, Prohibition and the meaning of life.

Beecher's national fame continued to grow, and he took to the lecture circuit, becoming one of the most popular speakers in the country and charging correspondingly high fees.

Some students take laptops to lectures for note-taking and many lecture halls now have power sockets so students can charge up as they type.