(1) She logged off of whatever it was that she was doing on her computer and stood to lecture the class on Hamlet, which was the play we were studying for the time being.

(2) Was he seriously going to lecture me on how much I had to drink?

(3) He is currently compiling his lecture notes into a second book on the topic.

(4) If there is a discussion between parents and children, it generally follows that the parents lecture the children on proper patterns of thought and behaviour.

(5) For a moment, it feels like I'm back in a university lecture theatre.

(6) The lecture seemed even longer than usual and our convo seemed to go on forever.

(7) But this isn't your usual hell-in-a-handcart lecture .

(8) And he explained that the college lecture circuit was full of speakers peddling this propaganda.

(9) When that is done, he can lecture the rest of racing about the lack of competitiveness.

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(11) I sit in my class now, half listening to the teacher's lecture .

(12) He gave a wonderful illustrated lecture on how to video a wedding.

(13) The usual lecture on table manners

(14) Teachers who lecture send the message that they are an expert source of information.

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(16) Why on earth should we presume to lecture the rest of the world on conflict resolution?

(17) The lyceum lecture circuit, of which Emerson was a leading light, eventually spread throughout much of the nation.

(18) Mel showed up, apologized, was given the usual lecture .

(19) He attempted to lecture the class about stoichiometry.

(20) They will no doubt receive a stern lecture on the wickedness of their ways.