Lecturing at the university.

What are you lecturing me now?

Well I guess I better quit the lecturing anyhow.

Galland continued training, lecturing and consulting for the AAF until 1955.

Beyond the impression of a lecturing teacher, overall, his comments are false.

We are the ones who go around the world lecturing everybody about democracy.

My name is John Guttag. And I'll be lecturing the course all semester.

Soon after Drake's death, Newton and Daniel then return to Cambridge and begin lecturing.

The Gallery closed in 1842, and he earned a living by lecturing and demonstrating.

He visited Hungary many times, lecturing at the Association of Hungarian Engineers and Architects.

I've been lecturing, so I'm afraid I was the only one to enjoy it.

Halide Edip traveled widely, teaching and lecturing repeatedly in the United States and in India.

Lecturing throughout the United States, he helped popularize the concept of ecology to the counterculture.

Holtzmann was Professor at the University of Heidelberg, lecturing in German literature as well as Sanskrit.

Members Members of the Academy are researching, lecturing and publishing in nearly all fields of science.

He spent some time in Geneva, lecturing at the League of Nations' School of Intellectual Cooperation.

Are you lecturing me because you think I can't, or worrying because you think I won't?

The training session respected the ratio of about 2 hours lecturing to 6 hours practical work.

If I might tell you, Mr de Maubrun before lecturing others, you should sort YOURSELF out.

Rather than buckling to France s will, the Romanian president warned French leaders to stop lecturing his country.

The 33 year old says the videos can free up teachers to focus on teaching instead of lecturing.

While previous prime ministers like Menachem Begin and Yitzhak Shamir were not averse to lecturing, they lacked strategic cunning.

While previous prime ministers like Menachem Begin and Yitzhak Shamir were not averse to lecturing, they lacked strategic cunning.

Casagrande has been lecturing in the National Defence University of Finland since 2006 on courses of strategy and leadership.

The style of training is highly participatory avoiding traditional talk and chalk lecturing making the sessions relevant and stimulating.

In 1969 she took up a lecturing position at the law school, and she continued to teach at the university until 1983.

He also travelled extensively in Greece and Turkey during the 1960s, lecturing at the University of Athens and the University of Istanbul.

He was lecturing in South America when the Spanish Civil War erupted he worked for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs during the war.

Loose a wave of religious hysteria on top of it and every crack pot and his brother will be lecturing on street corners.

1981 1983 Universidad Externado de Colombia, professor at the Graduate School of Social Policy lecturing and research on housing policy and on community participation

World class lecturers lecturing on anything you want to learn to every single person in the world who's got an Internet connection for free.

1981 2002 Lecturing in public international law at the Law Faculty of Copenhagen University and at the Raoul Wallenberg Human Rights Institute in Lund, Sweden

'There now!' said Katavasov with a drawl, a habit he had fallen into when lecturing. 'What a talented fellow our friend Constantine Dmitrich used to be!

NEW YORK I just returned from India, where I was lecturing to the Indian Parliament in the same hall where US President Barack Obama had recently spoken.

1969 1979 Professor of law at the Gamel Abdel Nasser University of Conakry, lecturing in international public and private law, together with other offices and responsibilities held.

Oh, and actually here, I put in a little bit of foreshadowing, so actually within a couple of hours of lecturing. We'll start doing, visual special effects.

How can the Bank and the Fund continue to go around lecturing developing economies on good governance and transparency but fail to allow change in their own houses?

The format of the class, of course, is a familiar and straightforward one. I'll be sitting here lecturing twice a week, this time, 10 30 to 11 20.

The fact that Cao was detained after the 1989 Beijing Massacre, expelled from the Party, spent time abroad lecturing, and now runs a research consulting firm, seemed no impediment.

Islamic groups from across the country have also arrived. Some bring relief supplies others simply harangue those who have lost loved ones and livelihoods, lecturing that their misdeeds brought about this catastrophe.

Now the groups, it's not like me lecturing, but what happens is women, they come together under the support and guidance of our mentor mothers they come together, and they share their personal experiences.

And maybe we should spend less time at universities filling our students' minds with content by lecturing at them, and more time igniting their creativity, their imagination and their problem solving skills by actually talking with them.

Miscellaneous During World War II Lewis was a lecturer for the British Army, working with the Army Education Corps and the Army Bureau of Current Affairs and lecturing on, among other things, Britain's wartime ally, the Soviet Union.

But both today and throughout the entire semester, as I'm lecturing I want to invite you to jump in with questions. Well, jump in is a bit of an exaggeration. I don't want you to just start talking, but raise your hand.

The fact that Cao was detained after the 1989 Beijing Massacre, expelled from the Party, spent time abroad lecturing, and now runs a research consulting firm, seemed no impediment. Mr Cao was careful to stay within the bounds of moderate reformism, yet he openly called for reform within five areas of governance the constitution, separation of powers, elections, political parties, and the culture of politics.