Sentence examples for was lectured from inspiring English sources
verb
To teach (somebody) by giving a speech on a given topic.
- The professor lectured to two classes this morning.
He was lectured by the Turkish referee, Cuneyt Cakir, and saluted by the Italy fans.
Sanchez was admonished by his teammates at the time of the incident and was lectured by Howe again yesterday.
He was lectured about the importance of wiping his feet when arriving and was told he would have to give notice if he was expecting a phone call.
He was lectured privately by Walt Mossberg, The Wall Street Journal's veteran tech-product reviewer, about ethics, and several bloggers gave him a hard time.
Miss Universe GB model Amy Willerton has been dividing opinion since the celebrities entered the jungle two weeks ago and was lectured by Alfonso earlier in the show for hiding a 'contraband' concealer.
A scene in this week's episode wasn't promising: the young quarterback Mark Sanchez fiddled with his duffel bag and generally looked uninterested as he was lectured about his demeanor by the quarterbacks coach Matt Cavanaugh.
"She was lecturing, sort of strident".
Soon she was lecturing at Barnard College and Cooper-Hewitt.
A German professor, Frederic Spiegelberg, was lecturing on eastern religions.
Ben Bernanke, back when he was lecturing the Japanese.
At that time, Auden was lecturing at Swarthmore College.
