Mr. Dwight had gone to New York to deliver lectures on music.

Neither had any specialities; they would simply appear and deliver lectures.

How long can universities realistically deliver lectures and tutorials online?

Now you can afford to stay home and finish your book-and-well,youmight deliver lectures.

They hold conventions, deliver lectures, write for the newspapers, and denounce Lord Curzon and his associates.

They then invited Emerson, Henry James, Sr., Doctor Holmes, and Colonel Higginson to deliver lectures in Cambridge under their auspices.

And when the nuns visit areas plagued by violence, like Kashmir, they deliver lectures on the importance of diversity and tolerance.

Some learned men of Mekka deliver lectures on religious subjects every afternoon under the colonnade, but the auditors are seldom numerous.

We may found societies and committees and write books and deliver lectures, but corporate action is not enough, nor intellectual assent.

Fair enough it's a democratic society and this scribe is loath to deliver lectures on how people wish to dispose of their disposable income.

Here he delivered lectures in a very bold and presumptuous style.

When Calvino delivered lectures worthy of a genius, nobody was surprised.

He went to England and Germany and delivered lectures and published several books.

I delivered lectures at working-men's clubs, lectures with violent titles.

Agassiz, Lyell, Tyndall, Price, and other scientists, delivered lectures there.

The mother has ideals, the father too; they delivered lectures; they built schools, museums, etc.