Sentence examples for while being lectured from inspiring English sources
When I think back to driving school, I cannot stave off the memory of fighting sleep at a cramped desk while being lectured about illegal U-turns and the perils of driving at speed.
Their idea of connecting with the voters is setting up a beach umbrella in the party colours in the pedestrian zone and handing out leaflets and balloons, while being lectured to by the odd drunk or lonely old lady.
Yet just beneath the clear and measured prose, there is always a tremor of something more bestial and crude: two Catholic Brothers are suddenly seen pleasuring themselves in a back room; a capable young widow starts to trace obscene words on her skirt while being lectured to by a bank manager; a recently bereaved young man suddenly gives in to his covert desire for another man.
In other words, black rooms (not necessarily black people individually, but rather comedy clubs with a classic urban sensibility) require me to be more forceful in asserting my blackness before I am "allowed" to speak on it, while many whites don't like being lectured to on race by some guy who looks mostly like them.
And now they're the ones with the highest FICO scores who can get the best loans for themselves while the rest of us are lectured to by Republicans to "play by the rules" even as they try and block rules that would limit these bogus bonuses.
Archaeology lecturer Ellen Adams (@DrNellyUK) tweets: "A student emailed me a question while I was lecturing them.
While he was lecturing on Stanislavsky, his daughter was appearing in schlocky pictures about black magic such as The Manitou (1978).
While Straw was lecturing at the University of Exeter, Bratza was speaking in Lincoln's Inn at a dinner in his honour given by the Human Rights Lawyers Associationn.
Mr. Fischer was a professor of computer science at Vanderbilt University in Nashville when a pipe bomb concealed in a package addressed to him exploded in his office on May 5 , 1982 while he was lecturing in Puerto Rico.
My dad died suddenly, in 2003, while teaching a class full of students; a blood clot killed him instantly while he was lecturing about the civil war and the reconstruction.
