Sentence examples for to hear the lecture from inspiring English sources

He thought of asking Robert Graves to serve as the commentator, and since Graves happened to be in New York, where he was to give a lecture at Columbia in a day or so, Friendly had a talk with him and then dispatched his right-hand man, Palmer Williams, director of operations for "C.B.S. Reports," to hear the lecture.

For example: I like learning from distance, I enjoy the idea that I can be anywhere and still be able to hear the lecture and do my assignments.

After a totally fruitful convo with my vag during the bike ride over, I arrived at the function very ready to hear the lecture.

As a young philosopher, Miss Anscombe traveled regularly to Cambridge to hear the lectures of Ludwig Wittgenstein, the great Austrian philosopher.

As Connaughton later wrote, two hundred people assembled in a lecture hall to hear the speech.

A COUPLE of days ago, I went to Cambridge University to hear the inaugural lecture by the freshly appointed holder of an important new post: a chair in the study of the Abrahamic faiths (in other words, of the history and inter-relationship of Judaism, Christianity and Islam) endowed by Sultan Qaboos of Oman.Some frank disclosure is in order.

"I do not need to hear the sanctimonious lectures of Senators Kyl and DeMint to remind me of what Christmas means," Mr. Reid said.

I can hear the lecture by the docent, who gestures at "The Dead Toreador".

Sit where you can hear the lecture and ask questions if you missed something or did not hear the professor.

Until recently a student needed to be in a lecture hall to hear the professor or around a table to debate with fellow students.

After hearing the lecture, students collaboratively searched a telemedicine website, took a test on lecture-website content and rated the instruction and the technology they used.