Examples of using Lectured in English and their translations into Hebrew
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So you lectured a homeless kid.
Sounds like Caroline lectured you.
Mrs. Suen lectured me last night.
There is only lived inclusion, not lectured.
I never lectured my children.
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Scientists from Moscow, Leningrad, Kyiv, and Odesa lectured for our students.
Segovia lectured him for half an hour.
What was the name of that guy that lectured us about family law?
He also lectured extensively on the Antarctic.
Gabriele Fallopio and Marcello Malpighi lectured in Anatomy and Medicine.
They both lectured a lot, travelled a lot.
However, during her senior year at Radcliffe, Lloyd Richards lectured on the drama.
You know, dad lectured… I did not lecture.
I lectured on this for Ikea, and they wanted to see the sofa immediately here.
A lot of Lenin's guys lectured for American companies.
He lectured the boy about not playing in the street.
When you taught ergodic theory, you lectured on his work for two weeks.
Since 1976- Lectured at the"Wizo Academy for Design and Education" in Haifa.
He has taught and lectured on Chiropractic technique all over the world.
He lectured in cartography and surveying while also writing up his scientific work.
During 1929, he lectured in India, Japan, and the United States.
He lectured at the Jewish Conservatory and was the chairman of the Ha-Zamir musical society, under whose auspices he published several articles on the topics of Jewish music and hazzanut.
Albert Einstein lectured in New York on his new theory of relativity.
Ziderman lectured at the Hebrew University on the chemistry of dyes.
That will arouse suspicion," Eichmann lectured them,"for I will be conspicuously different from the other crew members who are fully dressed.".
Dr. Rapp lectured for many years at the Hebrew University and the Open University.
I have guest lectured in her forensic linguistics class before.
Misik Kazaryan lectured on physics of lasers and their applications in many research centers and universities in Russia and many other countries.
Doug Kaufmann has written and lectured about the‘fungal theory of disease', in which he explains the role fungi has in disease development.
From 1927 Florey lectured in the pathology department at Cambridge where he worked on his doctoral thesis on the flow of blood and lymph.