Sentence examples for which I lecture from inspiring English sources

It's not the language in which I think or am angry or in which I lecture my son".

At the time, I was still writing for the Guardian where I wrote a couple of brilliantly insightful columns about the incident, including one in which I lectured TechCrunch – and by extension all bloggers – on how writing on a blog doesn't excuse you from the rules of journalism 101.

Before the Great Recession, I would sometimes give public lectures in which I would talk about rising inequality, making the point that the concentration of income at the top had reached levels not seen since 1929.

At the end of a year in which I had given "lectures" to the company's employees on "how parliament works" and similar fascinating subjects, I accepted the offer of "a more permanent relationship".

(Disclosure: I lecture at the iSchool, which is the school of information science, and moderated several panels there).

Last time I saw you was when you did the John Peel lecture, which I was very impressed by.

I was given a "pay and educate" lecture, which I had no patience for, but felt empowered (perhaps by health reform) walking out with the medicine.

In the Bible, Jesus never calls himself the Son of God, as was confirmed to me by Professor Chris Queen of Harvard in a lecture which I attended.

First, our professors prerecord video lectures, which I can watch when it suits me.

Notes of lectures which I received in Algeria are contained in exhibit 16, produced in evidence.

I went, and I wrote these three lectures, which I then gave at the University of Virginia in the fall of 2007.