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When people sit down in front of the television at the end of the day, they aren't looking to be lectured at.

And that divide does exist today. My wife and I lectured about this looming danger twenty years ago.

In the following week, on a conference of the company, the general manager lectured zhang chong without any mercy for the first time.

The long years of being lectured about their inadequacies by the Anglo-Saxons were over.

"At a time like this, who could care about a biography? " Annabel lectured.

My dad was a man of few words, and never lectured me on the values of determination, perseverance, and faith.

Since I lectured him cheating on test, he seems to be keeping his nose clean.

We've now got a Fed chairman who has written and lectured extensively on the mistakes made by his predecessors.

The professor lectured with a beaming countenance, but the students didn't respond much, only agreeing with what he said.

Mary Martinson caught me at the post office the other day, took hold of my arm, and lectured me for fifteen minutes on the virtues of emus .

I lectured in Taiwan for a week and enjoyed my stay there, but I have not yet had the opportunity to visit the mainland.

The General no longer confided in him, no longer lectured him.

It was a shame for me to be lectured in front of the whole class.

The teacher lectured on this boring topic without any emotion, quite a number of students already fast asleep when he finished.

My wife and I lectured about this looming danger twenty years ago.

Mom, "" he BEgan. It was my turn to BE lectured.

They told us that they didn't want to be lectured to or made to feel guilty or scared into eating more fruits and vegetables.

He has lectured around the world and served the Swiss National Science Foundation as an expert for social policy research programs.

She lectured him on his sloppy demeanor.

When he lectured about the Three Kingdoms period, he would include discussions about the hotly debated mystery of the tomb of Cao Cao.

after a group of Canadian gymnasts lectured on artistic gymnastics at Beijing, the sport began to take off in a big way.

Basically, there is not any lectured class and the grade of this course depends on passing any international IT competency certificate.

Here's a scrape! Do let me bring that wicked boy over to explain and be lectured .

Racism was the theory that some races were inferior, less intelligent, immoral or less lectured that others.

One scream and I would have been taken to the car and lectured on my behavior .

I joined a training program lectured by an American couple the other day.

He has written and lectured widely on energy and environmental topics in recent years, arguing that oil and cars are heading for a divorce.

They had to sit there like a lot of children while they were lectured and preached at and patronized.

Germany, which relies heavily on exports, has lectured Washington about its economic policies, which Berlin sees as profligate and damaging.

Being lectured by Westerners on cultural or moral issues gets right up the noses of most Chinese.

Richard Dawkins, 69, was educated at Oxford, later lectured there and became its first professor of the public understanding of science.

LTHOUGH CURIE HAD LECTURED about X-rays at the Sorbonne, she had no personal experience working with them.

In return, German officials have publicly lectured Washington about the wisdom of its economic policies.

In 1915, he lectured jointly with bertrand Russell, denouncing the war and proclaiming the need for revolution.

Returning to the classroom, the headmaster restored order and lectured the class for half an hour about the importance of good behavior.

Professors in Peiping University now openly lectured on the evils of "American imperialism. "

The Minhang High School student said her teacher lectured her for 30 minutes in class after she responded to a question in Shanghai dialect.

Returning to the classroom, the principal restored order and lectured the class for half an hour about the importance of good behavior.

Following the financial crisis, Asians' tolerance for being lectured by the West had markedly declined.

But if China is in no mood to be lectured, is there anything the EU can do?

The girl was lectured at on her spending habits.

They had been lectured at, from tender years; coursed , like little hares .

He excoriated capitalists and lectured about service to the country but tolerated or ignored widespread corruption.

Wolfram has lectured extensively in the United States, Europe, and Asia since he joined Wolfram Research in 1991.

He favored flexible exchange rates, and would have lectured China against pegging its yuan to the dollar.

As a Princeton professor in the 1990s, Ben Bernanke lectured Japanese officials for mishandling their economy.

A graduate of Yale Law School, he is an expert in a variety of American law and Chinese law subjects, and he has lectured widely in China.

He lectured into a microphone.

She has run up all these debts without telling him; he always lectured her and has begun to shout at her.

The teacher lectured him for being lazy.

She taught, wrote, and lectured about peace both nationally and internationally.

He lectured them about the use of private investigators, and criticised statements they had made to the media.

And I remember when I last lectured 801, that was in 1993, - I derived that in class-- T2 and T1 as a function of this angle theta.

I remember he lectured for a half hour about that question.

If you're reading this article, you probably don't need to be lectured about the growing importance of security in Web applications.

The lecturer becomes the lectured. Our world is turning upside down. Where do we point the finger?

In recent years Ellison has lectured at several American universities.

The YouTube sensation portrays Chinese college students in 2030 being lectured on America's economic collapse.

Professors have lectured for centuries. But how is lecturing to students compared to working with them?

In this case, Zhou Enlai was utilizes fully lectured this public relations method.

This is why he never wrote or lectured.

As Dr. Joos lectured, a chat box scrolled with students' comments and questions.

She pleaded and lectured. In one photo, she is walking toward a phalanx of Chinese flags and banners, her arms overhead in a "timeout" T.

The professor lectured on philosophy last semester.

In addition to publishing The North Star, Douglass lectured on the subject of freedom.

He has also lectured on photography and exhibited his images to audiences throughout the world.

As it happened, on the evening when I lectured, the system malfunctioned and the 130 people in the hall sweated for two hours at 37 degrees.

In 1930 he lectured at the University of Michigan and in 1934 he gave a series of lectures in Brazil and Argentina.

The explorer lectured on life in the Arctic.

In 1953, he lectured the US Air Force researchers on methods of increasing or decreasing telepathy.

Before his retirement he lectured at the Royal College of Art.

Wood Fire One woman lectured her best friend on the nature of the male animal. Husbands are like wood fires; they go out if left unattended.

being invaded, split apart and patronizingly lectured by the West.

Born in northern Sicily, he was educated first at the University of Naples and later at Cologne, and lectured at Paris and Naples.

I thought the chairman was going to chew my balls off because of what I lectured this morning.

For several years, I have written, lectured, and evangelized about code-generation techniques.

He lectured on chemistry to a CLASS.

Remember, children learn a lot more from what they observe, rather than what they are lectured about.

Only in China, where people save like Benjamin Franklin lectured people to save, would this be considered normal.

Legions of brave women wrote and lectured for change.

She lectured her children on good table manners.

He lectured about his method of writing.

She lectured a small class on modern drama.

from 1976 to 1980 , mr brown lectured at edinburgh university and then caledonian university.

I lectured so the disciples would know you.

The teacher lectured on English in a middle school.

He also lectured on constitutional law at the University of Chicago Law School.

I know that there is one thing I need to control of, but I have to admit that lectured by my favorite (bus driver) isn't fun.

She lectured us on our bad manners.

The teacher lectured Johnny for using vile language.

"It's happened before and it will happen again, " Maybelle sternly lectured the girl.

Ma lectured in New Zealand, D.

Huaiyushan high mountains and deep forest, Zhu Xi has lectured on the mountain Huaiyu College.

Americans who lectured and studied in China in the 1930s and40s today are invigorating their own intellectual life.

She lectured to the entire bus that seats should be given to those in need, like myself who is heavily pregnant.

You have lectured for 2 hours. You need a rest.

I dropped out of high school to study more relevant stuff and have lectured to graduating engineers.

He lectured in the United States last year.

Focused on foreign exchange market in Japan and lectured in major financial seminars.

World Authority in Contemporary China Studies Ezra Vogel Lectured on Sino-Japanese Relations

Prof. Don Sexton from Columbia University Lectured at CEIBS MBA Lecture Series

I have been to China before. Last year I lectured in Xi'an, Wuhan and Shanghai.

Chief Executive Donald Tsang Lectured at the Chinese University

Jet Lee Lectured in PKU: Sunshine of Life

UC President Lectured at PKU

He got lectured just now