Sentence examples for with some lectures from inspiring English sources

Recently, we decided to go back and dig deeper, and we have uncovered a whole new collection of Shirley Jackson stories, including "The Man in the Woods" and "Paranoia," which will appear, together with some lectures and letters and many of Shirley's drawings, in a book we are editing, "Garlic in Fiction," being published next spring, by Random House.

The education session began with some lecture style input, interspersed with participant questions, followed by case based discussion and sharing of resources among all participants.

Ms. Marshall said she simply "did some fussing" with the lectures to create the memoir, an easy task since they were already more literary than academic.

The first two categories are characteristic of classrooms in which the teaching practices are relatively teacher-centered (use of lecture alone, or lecture with some demonstrations), and the fourth and fifth are assigned to classrooms showing the hallmarks of student engagement in various facets of inquiry.

Corporate sponsors get name recognition and some relatively cheap p.r. Pfizer has thrown parties-with-lectures at museums hosting the exhibits it has underwritten.

Instruction is best described as traditional: instructor-led lectures with some interactivity, through either clickers or think pair share (e.g., Prather and Brissenden, 2008).

For example, an RTOP score of 30 may reliably describe straight lecturing for one research team but may reliably describe lecturing with some student interaction for another research team.

Early in the race he alienated some audiences with brittle, patronizing lectures.

With music, lectures, readings and food.

Tomorrow and Sunday, "Mediterranean Festival," with concerts, lectures and workshops.

It runs all year round with workshops, lectures and meetings with playwrights.