Sentence examples for work lectures from inspiring English sources

In 1889 he wrote his most original work, Lectures on the Religion of the Semites.

As more physicians take to the pen, professional conferences have sprouted to bring them together for readings of their work, lectures and workshops on the rewards and pitfalls of being a doctor-writer.

Since 1996, he has been a popular member of the marketing faculty at City University of Hong Kong, while traveling frequently to the mainland for consulting work, lectures and research.

Pavlov was awarded the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine in 1904 for his 1897 work, "Lectures on the Work of the Principal Digestive Gland," which summarized his research findings.

Iris herself does charity work, lectures, museum shows and so much more.

There have been a variety of other events throughout the year highlighting the anniversary, including open house exhibits, shows featuring Guyton's work, lectures, performances, and street art exhibits.

The work: Lectured in English at Oxford.

Besant plunged vigorously into theosophical work, lecturing and writing widely.

Since his release, he has thrown himself into community work – lecturing, art therapy, grief counselling and violence prevention.

There is unconscious comedy, as, desperately overburdened, he accepts more and more additional work, lecturing incessantly, becoming a governor of the BBC.

The format of this year's Harkness Dance Festival at the 92nd Street Y requires choreographers to discuss their work, lecture-demonstration style, before the dancers perform with lights and costumes.