lectured造句

She lectured him on his sloppy demeanor.

William lectured to his students on modern drama.

The teacher lectured those pupils rather mildly for not finishing their homework.

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

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

“Trevor, for once, act your age! This is serious! If we don't return with Megan, our school will have two missing kids with a missing janitor,” Annabel lectured.

Yet most continental Europeans were breezily optimistic. The long years of being lectured about their inadequacies by the Anglo-Saxons were over.

He lectured them about the imminent demise of capitalism, but then proceeded to offer them cheap credit and joint ventures to "reactivate" production.

He then brusquely lectured her that she was "going to be in some serious trouble" and could be charged for the expense of a manhunt if she didn't cooperate.

"Note: The College of Mechanical and Textile Engineering in Liberec can take about 10 students a year for the courses of textile technology and textile machine design, if necessary in other lectured specialties and 2 scholars for long-dated periods of research stay or postgraduate study."