Sentence examples for to lectures about from inspiring English sources

But who will listen to lectures about reform from an outfit whose public face is Mr Blatter?Second, big-time corruption isn't victimless; nor does it end when a host country is chosen.

Sound as that analysis might be, you can see why Team Corbyn are not receptive to lectures about electability from critics who can't win – can't get anywhere near winning – an election in the Labour party.

Poor countries which store hardly any water and use only 5% of their hydropower potential see no reason why they should listen to lectures about the evils of dams from rich ones which use them far more extensively.Soon they might not have to.

It is to the Tory leader's credit that he is more aware than many of his party that there is scant appetite in Scotland for listening to lectures about their future from the English, especially English Tories and even more so southern English Tories with a private school accent.

And in any case, our trust in politicians is so low that we are unlikely to respond well to lectures about any supposed emergency – which is why it would probably be a good thing if the Lib Dems kept quiet, for now.

Amy Swerdlow, a historian who is writing a memoir of her childhood in the Allerton Co-ops, recalled marching with the Young Pioneers, learning Red Army anthems and listening to lectures about the wonderful republic called Birobidzhan that the Soviet Union would create for Jews.

In 1918, she was invited to lecture about motion and fatigue at M.I.T.

Naturally, he has been too busy lately to lecture about the movies.

He asked John E. Pearson, the Los Alamos physicist who had invited him to lecture, about the instruments.

She went commercial two years ago when Hupmobile hired her to lecture about models they were displaying at Chicago Automobile Show.

She used much of the day to lecture about her role in the evolution of women in rock.