Examples of using To give a lecture in English and their translations into Norwegian
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I had to rush back from Paris to give a lecture at the New School.
To give a lecture at the New School. Ugh, I had to rush back from Paris.
Me too. Ugh, I had to rush back from Paris to give a lecture at the New School.
Eggen was invited to give a lecture jointly with Kjell‘Schou'en' Schou-Andreassen at a managers' conference.
For instance, she invited the anthropologist Thomas Hylland Eriksen to give a lecture for the sculptures.
Tomorrow, I'm supposed to give a lecture explaining the genius of Harwood Fritz Merrill!
Gerhard Wimmer from the Austrian market leader KEBA has been invited to the stage to give a lecture.
In December 1938, Hoel had been in Berlin to give a lecture about Norwegian polar research.
And I was about to give a lecture on perceptual illusion the next day at the university. So I conceived the idea of bringing along the book and at the start of the lecture I read the"Many Moons"- I surprised them!
Irving was aware of the outstanding arrest warrant, butchose to go to Austria anyway"to give a lecture to a far-right student fraternity.
In autumn 2009 Leiv Kåre asked to give a lecture to students at UIS on marketing strategy and tactics.
With the evening's Plattform event we want to mark a‘delayed launch' of the book by inviting Lars Bang Larsen to give a lecture based on the essay in the book.
On 3 June 1936 Wever flew from Berlin to Dresden, to give a lecture at the Luftkriegsschule Klotzsche to a gathering of Luftwaffe cadets.
Isabella struck west again, reaching Oxford on 2 October where she was"greeted as a saviour"- Adam Orleton, the bishop of Hereford,emerged from hiding to give a lecture to the university on the evils of the Despensers.
Bergen Kunsthall has invited Reynolds to give a lecture in the Platform series to reflect further on some of the themes touched on in the book.
Accompanying the exhibition Back to Basics, art historian, curator andwriter Germano Celant is invited to give a lecture on art and material/materiality. More about the event.
So the speakers begin to give a lecture, not noticing how much it is oriented to the listeners and if they are not falling asleep in the process, the dancers can disrupt the course of the party and completely change the composition of the work without even noticing it.
Here, he is photographed at Tromsø Airport,on his way to giving a lecture at the university.
Excuse me, I have a lecture to give.
Now-- Now you want to give me a lecture on screwing up?
And none of these ladies is here to give you a lecture about Ancient Egypt or about the Roman Empire.
The laureate is only obliged to give the lecture within six months of receiving the prize.
He even says that Dylan is almost forced to give this lecture and that he also may only do it for the money.
The professor could be invited by a university to give lectures during a semester.
According to the statutes of the Nobel Foundation, each laureate is required to give a public lecture on a subject related to the topic of their prize.