You have hissed all my mystery lectures, and were caught fighting a liar in the quad.
A hard drinker during his ring career, he later became an advocate of prohibition and delivered many lectures on the subject.
Professor Yu Dan then wrote a $3 book based on her lectures, which sold 4 million copies, more than double the sales of the previous bestseller, "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone."
Roam the 120 Year Old City is an event that uses exhibitions, lectures, documentary films, and city guides to draw an outline of the city's 120 year history, in the hope that residents can have a new and deeper understanding of their home.
He could not fully understand these involved scholarly lectures.
The compilation of a series of lectures the Harvard psychiatrist and documentarian gave at the New York Public Library.
At one, the Dongguan Zhitong Talent Intelligence Development Company, a 17-year-old breathlessly lectures others about the perils of growing old as a lowly worker.
Only lively lectures can amuse and impress students.
Police were called after the man got into some of the open lectures she attends.
Smith’s early patron was Henry Home, a philosopher and lawyer who sponsored the Edinburgh lectures that launched Smith’s career in 1748 when he was just 25.
He often pamphleteers and lectures in favour of free trade.
He has been sent to his room, deprived of privileges, fined, made to write lines and endured several long parental lectures.
A meeting with Hafez was something of an ordeal; one had to withstand lectures on the Crusades that stretched for hours, without a bathroom break, lest one appear weak.
He was invited to Hongkong, Taiwan for giving lectures and performances and visited Britain, Denmark, Japan, Sweden and the United States also.
Little Rock has planned a gala, lectures and much else around the anniversary.
To deliver a lecture or series of lectures.
For example, universities can videotape lectures and make them available for replay to students in remote locations.
The sky was a warmer blue than he had seen it that year, and suddenly the long, noisy evening at the Centre, the boring, exhausting games, the lectures, the creaking camaraderie oiled by gin, had seemed intolerable.
Anne could imagine she read there the consciousness of having, by some complication of mutual trick, or some overbearing authority of his, been obliged to attend to his lectures...
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