a lecturer造句

He's a lecturer in French at Oxford.

He moved from being a part-time tutor to being a lecturer in social history.

I have been fortunate enough to visit many parts of the world as a lecturer.

As a lecturer, I have been engaged in English teaching for ten years.

Abhisit married Dr Pimpen Sakuntabhai, a lecturer at Chulalongkorn University. They have a son and a daughter.

THE university was cross because it was paying a lecturer who had not taught a single class all year.

Natasha Todorovic, a lecturer from City University in London, said: "A lot of people ask very general questions.

Yu Zhejun, a lecturer of philosophy at Fudan University, used to offer thesis-writing lectures to students in his department.

He was much in demand as a lecturer in the U.S., as well as at universities all over Europe.

On the other hand, my friend John, who is a lecturer at the local college. enjoys research and teaching.

One does not necessarily learn how to do a job just by listening to a lecturer explain a few dozen points in a training class.

Dr Larbi Sadiki, a lecturer at Exeter who taught Ibrahim, remembers him as an engaging, friendly but serious student - "a nice guy but with a short fuse".

Stan was a model of professorial balance. As a lecturer, he gave clear and even-handed presentations in a field that can be confusing and divisive.

It is of course difficult for a lecturer to cover so many topics in a day but he was able to deliver the kernel of each topic.

Mingming was mentioned by a lecturer in the first class of the new employee training, but unfortunately she was born with a dull foreign name.

Mikkel Andersen is a lecturer in the Department of Physics University of Otago in New Zealand, and Flora Lichtman, thank you for taking time, too.

And so she moved to America and became a lecturer and researcher at Bryn Mawr College and the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey.

"Telephone talk has discrete boundaries at points of opening and closing," says Julia Gillen, a lecturer in digital literacy at Lancaster University.

Simply, interactive websites and textbooks can teach fractions and the stages of cell reproduction every bit as well as a lecturer.

I was able to pick up a few courses at Columbia as a lecturer and kept my job at the music conservatory, but as an academic, I am a dismal failure.

Another witness who remembers both incidents was Brieg Powel - then a politics undergraduate on the same course as Ibrahim, now a lecturer in international relations at the University of Plymouth.

Chen, a lecturer in the Department of International Relations at Jinan University in Guangzhou, China, wanted to equip the younger generation of Chinese with tools for dealing with conflict.

He had been teaching as a lecturer in both Renmin Unversity and Pittsburg University, then he worked as Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics and Finance, City University of Hong Kong.

Again and again and again I tell you something and you don't listen that's the problem with being a lecturer that sort of I told you I was sick and you know Oh well. He's just joking.

Many "virtual" relationships thrive once potential partners meet face-to-face because they already know each other so well through their online encounters, said Jeffrey Gavin, a lecturer in psychology at the University of Bath.

"Natasha Todorovic, a lecturer from City University in London, said: "A lot of people ask very general questions. They don't have very specific plans for their study. We want aspiring students who are truly interested and will make the most of our programme." "