lecture

• Sometimes—for the lecture was a famous one—members of other colleges came in; Sidney Herbert , of Oriel, in particular, is remembered; and if Robert Lowe , of University, was only occasionally seen, it must have been because he seldom went abroad till twilight. —  My Life as an Author
• The bulk of the lecture was about the 2003 study's findings. —  Local News | The Bryan College Station Eagle
• Tickets for the lecture are available now at the university's Sarratt Student Center box office or any Ticketmaster outlet. —  Tennessean.com Ashland City Times
• The first part of the lecture is the substance of an essay which was read by the author before the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh, intended as a defence of the general principles of the system of Dr. Brown, whose pupil he then was. —  A Lecture on the Preservation of Health
• Sometimes--for the lecture was a famous one--members of other colleges came in; Sidney Herbert_, of Oriel, in particular, is remembered; and if Robert Lowe_, of University, was only occasionally seen, it must have been because he seldom went abroad till twilight Altogether "there were giants in those days;" and, without controversy, a casual class, containing more than a score of such; illustrious names as are here registered, must be memorable. —  My Life as an Author

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