Sentence examples for will be lecturing from inspiring English sources

He will be lecturing about Germany's 25 years at the British Museum on 28 November.

Cory 285 – 2.00-3.30 – Ronojoy Ghosh (Stanford) will be lecturing on "Hybrid Models for Biology".

She will be lecturing on "Lord Byron and the Romantic Imagination" at Tate Britain on March 19 at 6.30pm.

And I will be talking about the vision portion, and Chris will be lecturing about the auditory portion.

Helen Leung and Elizabeth Timme, co-founders will be lecturing in Wood Auditorium and Kate Orff will respond.

Mr. Delano, who will be lecturing on the archive on Tuesday in Hartford, soon plans to travel to Spain, where he will meet with a city archivist.

Mr Mugabe will be lectured on his sins and is then free to join in the cuddly group photographs.

At your orientation sessions you will be lectured on the effects of culture shock but these are often just novelties to students from Europe, in comparison to the shock you'll feel to your studying routine.

"Nearly 10 years later," Karr writes, "he'll be lecturing in Boston, and you'll introduce yourself, and he'll shake your hand and stare with wonder and say, My God.

Correct me if I'm wrong, and I'm sure I'll be lectured on this by some interventionist "do-gooder" – but it's not really for government to decide what is available to adults on supermarket shelves.

This will be lecture course only means, no questions".