Sentence examples for well known lecture from inspiring English sources
"Today the Claytor Lecture is still NAM's most well known Lecture".
He was well known for his lectures at Cooper Union, was president of NYSCP, volunteered with the local police precinct as a consultant and was a revered neighborhood friend.
The third year of the medical course is well known for its large volume of lecture based content and reproduction of content for exams.
Some articles about Mr. Hopkins made much of the relationship between these pieces and his fascination with otherworldly visitors, for by then his books, lectures and television appearances had made him well known as a U.F.O.
Later in life, Mr. Koch became well known as a professor of poetry, mainly at Columbia University, where he lectured on literature and inspired budding writers for nearly 40 years.
In 1812 he was knighted by the Prince Regent (April 8), delivered a farewell lecture to members of the Royal Institution (April 9), and married Jane Apreece, a wealthy widow well known in social and literary circles in England and Scotland (April 11).
The lectures include creativity and fashion, topics that are close to his heart -West is well known for his outspoken opinions about the fashion industry.
Well, not too well known.
His work became well known because of the large number of students (sometimes in excess of 300) who registered for his annual course of lectures and diffused his concepts throughout Great Britain, Europe, and the United States.
