Sentence examples for well lecture from inspiring English sources

They might as well lecture a waterfall.

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If all goes well, lectures on Bulgakov, Gogol, Mickiewicz and Miłosz will replace half-time analysis in TV match coverage.

Havana Film Festival New York (Friday through April 19) This festival — the 14th — will feature screenings of more than 40 films highlighting Latino culture, as well lectures and other events, at locations around the city.

In the 1960s, he joined protesting students on the barricades as well as lecturing and teaching extensively in America.

The difference is that Kennedy believes that American evangelism for freedom is more likely to succeed if it includes listening as well as lecturing.

He has performed at a rally of Hell's Angels motorcyclists in Baltimore as well as lectured on "the juggler as an architect, physicist and mathematician" at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Watson has worked as a commercial photographer as well as lecturing on degree and post-graduate courses at the University of Westminster.

If the objective of the discussion is only to make the students see the "right" answer, then you might as well have lectured at them instead.

Subsequent tabloid revelations and a contract wrangle with Manchester United proved Wayne remains well qualified to lecture on the value of loyalty.

Second, Jobs was so well-placed to lecture on doing something he loved because he made his work seem more lovable, as it were.