Examples of using To give a lecture in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I was going to give a lecture.
I'm going to Harvard in about three or four-- no,it's about two months from now-- to give a lecture.
One time, you were going to give a lecture on quantum physics.
So, I will start with this: Two years ago,the organizer of an event phoned me because I had to give a lecture.
Galit Zamler was invited to give a lecture on creative thinking.
He asked me to give a lecture on Israeli politics, expressed his interest in Israeli culture and society, and even expressed his desire to visit.
He's bringing in Henry Gerard to give a lecture.
I have been asked to give a lecture this Sunday at the prestigious Chicago Adventure Society.
It says I invited Henry Gerard here to give a lecture this Friday.
Sometimes, when I'm invited to give a lecture in English, I decline, because I realize that when you give a lecture in English it's not enough to speak in English and utter the right words, rather you have to know- as I do in Hebrew- how to play with language, to crack a joke here, to use a nuance there.
I had grown up there, and went back to give a lecture at my old university.
Likewise, in November 2015 the Antitrust Authority invited President Lasserre, Director of the French Competition Authority and Deputy Chairman of the ICN anda world expert in the field of competition, to give a lecture to the Authority's employees.
Well, the people of Danzig asked him to give a lecture there on expressionism.
Prof. Erel Avineri Was invited to give a lecture at the International Social Networks and Transportation Conference.
Weinstein hit the headlines last week after mathematician Marcusdu Sautoy at the University of Oxford invited him to give a lecture detailing his new theory of the universe, dubbed Geometric Unity.
Well, I'm actually on my way to give a lecture right now, but sure, afterwards, any way I can help.
The US has an interest in supporting Egypt's plan to become a regional energy center," says Gina Cohen,a consultant to gas companies who was recently invited to give a lecture about gas policy to senior Egyptian officials.
We have welcomed Albert Einstein to give a lecture on the origins of the general theory of relativity.
You wouldn't build a building out of this stuff, and you wouldn't try to give a lecture and write on the chalkboard with this.
When Dr. Birnholz-Vazquez came to the local community college to give a lecture, Marshall, the youngest member of the audience, raised his hand with a question.
He gave the manual to a research assistant, who was unaware that the technique was completely made-up- therefore, a placebo- and who then proceeded to give a lecture to participants in the control group about the merits of the technique.
Steinbrenner wants everyone in the front office to give a lecture in their area of business expertise.
I have to go give a lecture on psychoanalyzing.
To give me a lecture about pedals and bananas?
Did you just come here to give me a lecture?
Do I need to give you a lecture on the perils of stalking?
I have to give the students a lecture on heart murmurs.
If you brought me here to give me a lecture on moral relativism, I'm not interested.
And with all that at stake, you're prepared to give me a lecture on being overinvested?