Sentence examples for the lectures from from inspiring English sources

The book reads at times a bit too much like the lectures from which it was drawn.

I'm sure I'm not alone in finding the lectures from vegetarian campaigners alienating.

The lectures, from 6 to 8 p.m., start Sept. 21 in Brooklyn; Sept. 25 in the Bronx; Oct. 3 and Oct. 12 in Manhattan, and Oct. 11 in Queens and Staten Island.

Anyway, I for one enjoy all the lectures from people who like Olympic sports and athletes almost – but not quite – enough to watch them more than once every four years.

For a people who have survived for generations on the forbidding fringes of this landmass covered with ice and snow, the lectures from environmental groups about seal hunting are often taken as intrusive -- yet another example of meddling from a long line of outsiders.

And here's one of the lectures from the multi-part short courses on Special Relativity.

(A quick footnote: Thanks to Roland Paris and Centre for International Policy Studies at the University of Ottawa for sponsoring the lecture from which this Comment is adapted).

Studies find that when clients mark their path in this way — instead of hearing the lecture from a counselor, as in many traditional programs — they stay in treatment longer.

Also, the lecture from ECIT 2002 was materialized in [9].

Ten minutes later, he returns and says "Yes, it is trivial, so let's move on," continuing the lecture from where he had left off.

Around 330 primary and secondary school students watched the lecture from a special classroom in Beijing, where they could also ask Ms Wang questions through a live video feed, state media said.