Examples of 'lecture' in a sentence
Meaning of "lecture"
Lecture (noun) - a talk or presentation given to an audience, often as part of an academic course or informational session
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- A spoken lesson or exposition, usually delivered to a group.
- a class that primarily consists of a (weekly or other regularly held) lecture (as in sense 1) [usually at college or university]
- A berating or scolding.
- The act of reading.
How to use "lecture" in a sentence
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Leaving an entire lecture hall in the lurch.
Lecture series for men and women.
After your great lecture at the association.
At a lecture on the use of algae as a source of energy.
Mills could use a lecture on company loyalty.
A lecture on human rights in the civil service.
Deliver your lecture and let me rest.
No time to give you a temperance lecture now.
Great lecture you gave last night.
Avoid rows of chairs in a lecture or classroom format.
These lecture series continue to this day.
You missed a fascinating lecture on circadian scheduling.
My lecture will have to stand on its own.
I loved your lecture the other day.
So feel free to skip the hygiene lecture.
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I am on the lecture circuit with my new book.
And when you are done with your lecture.
You do not get to lecture me right now.
First lecture and the scroungers are out.
You are in no position to lecture me on what real love is.
I wish you would go on without your lecture.
I do not need a lecture on diversity right now.
If you are here to give me another lecture go away.
And you want to lecture me about responsibility.
I do not want to give you lecture but.
So the lecture thing is not gonna work.
I once gave an informal lecture on the subject.
Like she was preparing to give frances a lecture.
I do not need a lecture from you too.
You did not bring me out here to lecture me.
He gave a lecture at law school last year.
Anspaugh gave me that lecture last week.
I gave a lecture at the law school today.
I did not come here to deliver a lecture on chemistry.
After your lecture on not ducking out.
Rita asked you to come and lecture me.
I do not need a lecture from you on geography.
Thank you for that little lecture.
My dad wrote these lecture books himself.
They will pick us up after the lecture.
You took your lecture too hard.
I am really not in the mood for a lecture.
I was at a lecture you gave some years back.
Tell them to meet me in the lecture hall.
If you wish to lecture me again on drunken disillusionment.
I can cover them on the lecture tour.
It was my second lecture that week that was a failure.
I tried weighing if it was worth the price of a lecture.
Do not you dare lecture me about that.
I thought you said you were going to your lecture.
