Sentence examples for talks and lectures from inspiring English sources

Tells about her her other works, talks and lectures.

I had done some theatre in secondary school and of course given many talks and lectures.

For the next fifteen years, agents filed classified reports about Mailer's appearances, talks, and lectures.

He wondered to me: why aren't students organizing talks and lectures about this?

The Events Calendar lists the many interesting talks and lectures as well as entertainment opportunities at events page.

The Museum of Modern Art had invited him to give a series of talks and lectures promoting his ideas on European modernism.

Author's readings, book-talks, and lectures were formally scheduled, but the club was also a place for the more informal gatherings of students, faculty, and others who shared a love of literature.

Ramadan's brand of Islamic socialism, promoted with such media-friendly vitality, in conferences, interviews, books, talks, sermons and lectures, has won him a variety of new friends, especially in Britain and France.

There is nowhere better than the Bard Festival, which makes a practice of offering intense lineups of performances, pre-concert talks, panels and lectures, to re-examine misunderstood composers.

Leopold spent his life talking and lecturing and writing for relatively specialized audiences, usually his professional colleagues.

"When you get the president to talk and lecture you, at least you get a chance to understand how he thinks.