Use the word lectured in a sentence

1.
The historical events happened,” Kelvin lectured

---

2.
but in your mind always think straight,’ Parekh-ji lectured Mama

---

3.
He has lectured nationally on the natural

---

4.
He could listen to her for years, while she lectured on so many concepts he’d never known the existence of before

---

5.
She sometimes lectured us on the time we wasted down at the Bigtree

---

6.
lectured my friend who had a habit of arriving for class at such

---

7.
hadn’t nodded off every time I lectured on the Trojan War

---

8.
I blush at how I lectured you on the qualities of epic heroes

---

9.
“You need rest,” Terese lectured

---

10.
“Sergeant Oberon lectured?” Fred’s eyebrows rose in disbelief

11.
At night, men creep out into no-man’s land, and try to overhear the opposition,” he lectured

---

12.
I scooted out of the door, none too pleased that I had wasted so long this morning being lectured in the bank by such a crassly moronic dickhead; I had things to do

---

13.
«We didn’t think,» muttered Jerry, feeling that it was a very lame excuse, seeing that he had lectured Faith so strongly in the Good-Conduct Club sessions for her lack of thought

---

14.
He grinned at the bird and began to laugh when the latter lectured him in his foulest Otomi

---

15.
They were both excited to meet Cuauhtzin, but he just lectured them rudely from the safety of my shoulder

---

16.
The other exorcists and I gathered in front of the shrine as Akito lectured us on exorcist safety

---

17.
“You have to train for hours every day,” she lectured

---

18.
Cuauhtzin pranced about from my shoulder to my head to my other shoulder and lectured dramatically in Otomi

---

19.
“He hasn’t ordered or lectured me for at least a month

---

20.
To answer my questions, he told me that he knew of no comprehensive history of Europa; the professors in the university lectured from their notes rather than from any books

21.
Life is short, trust someone who understands” I lectured

---

22.
“Mallika! Will you just be still for once in your life, and let someone else lead the way?” he lectured in an agitated tone

---

23.
I laugh here because Adrian has lectured me time and time again on how to lay

---

24.
Maria lectured me upon return to work that the others had been shocked

---

25.
The teacher lectured or dictated a lesson, and the

---

26.
“You will watch and note every detail with all of your attention, Mark Longstrider, if you wish to ever have my services as a Healer in the future!” she lectured

---

27.
” he lectured, then turned to announce; “Let the record show that all have agreed!”

---

28.
(Tetta the hypocrite — for I had lectured my nuns many times about the virtues of tidiness and order! Alcuin, I hope that you may never learn to despise me

---

29.
realized while being lectured and taught about the different

---

30.
Actually ‘Saint James’ is more likely to be a reference to the Apostle James, than to a patron saint, like you say,” she lectured

31.
Everything seemed orderly and under control, now that she’d lectured them on proper conduct

---

32.
He’d thought of driving past his… that is, past Karen’s house simply to take a look, but he lectured himself on how unwise it would be, considering the weather

---

33.
The body is your instrument, he lectured all who would listen, and a well tuned instrument is essential to a successful life

---

34.
1 The night before they left Alexandria Ganid and Jesus had a long visit with one of the government professors at the university who lectured on the teachings of Plato

---

35.
Colonel Mohebi, the intelligence officer who had lectured us two weeks ago, came out of his office in the barracks and stood before the men of the 2nd Platoon and three more fighting units

---

36.
I have lectured on subjects relating to self-improvement in most of the principal

---

37.
d’Andrea, lectured at the University of Bologna in the early fourteenth century (de

---

38.
Fifteen years after Unica’s death, in the early morning of an autumn’s day in two thousand and fifty, Siri was making his way to work at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts in the US, where he lectured in environmental biotechnology

---

39.
“Let’s not bother the nice man,” she lectured graciously

---

40.
She invoked “y’all” several times and made quite an impression on the 13 year old she lectured

41.
lectured his army of believers and demanded repentance for their sin

---

42.
obtained his PhD from Harvard where he lectured in

---

43.
“And you lectured me about courts of justice?”

---

44.
“Worse, you were horrible,” she lectured him

---

45.
been lectured, we’ve all had arbitrary rules handed down to us, we’ve

---

46.
Father Frankee DeGraw while he lectured me on why it was necessary

---

47.
Satchidanand has lectured before audiences of Thousands and has

---

48.
Chapman tended to wander as he lectured

---

49.
Managed the Central School Library, wrote, published and lectured on various occasions

---

50.
He lectured his pupils on ancient classics in the hope that these

51.
‘Well, how I lectured her to opt for the match, though I myself wasn’t impressed with Sathyam? How cruel that I placed the proverbial last straw on her emotionally unstable back then, though unwittingly

---

52.
lectured me not to give things away?”

---

53.
” Urit on the AS lectured Urit in the lobby

---

54.
” Justice  lectured the naked Empathy

---

55.
He had often lectured his students on the dangers of rapid descent

---

56.
‘You have lectured me incessantly on the perils of strong action and every time you have been proved wrong

---

57.
It’s not easy starting at a new school where everyone else has been there since their first year,” Mom lectured

---

58.
Oh a garden is a sweet, sane refuge to have! Whether I am tired because I have enjoyed myself too much, or tired because I have lectured the servants too much, or tired because I have talked to missionaries too much, I have only to come down the verandah steps into the garden to be at once restored to quiet, and serenity, and my real and natural self

---

59.
And why should I be lectured? When I am in the mood for a lecture, my habit is to buy a ticket and go and listen; and when I have not bought a ticket, it is a sign that I do not want a lecture

---

60.
Kerry stood on the platform and lectured the Leaf Children for ten minutes on what he termed their misbehaviour and bad judgement in opposing him and his fellow Drongs

61.
” Inwardly she cringed, knowing full well she was being evasive in the same ways he had lectured Sashi of being

---

62.
From a law enforcement point of view it was, as he had lectured, a straightforward incident

---

63.
There were more than enough examples of the huge risks some investigative journalists took and I was being lectured on them by someone who had yet to even become a serious writer

---

64.
Conscious of the stakes King Indra lectured his ministers:

---

65.
However, as charities themselves degenerate into bloated bureaucracies more concerned about perpetuating themselves than about assisting the downtrodden, those administering these organizations no longer view the giving public as the real heroes behind what use to be considered grassroots eleemosynary but rather as dimwitted cogs to be lectured as to how the acts once perceived as selfless are actually reactionary gestures undermining the progressive vision of their enlightened betters

---

66.
Monsignor Leoceonne lectured him gently on the conventional sins of women

---

67.
he lectured many parts of the rest to this book

---

68.
What would we say if some indignant foreign hunter lectured us about how unethical it is to shoot a belling stag? We might just pack him off home

---

69.
Really, we’re not here to be lectured to on ancient myths

---

70.
Few have the choice of how they exit life, but I think Matt got his wish in that he got to go out in the flames of glory, so to speak, just as the fabled characters of history’s past had that he had studied and lectured about to classrooms of students either too bored to listen or too unimaginative to comprehend that the answers for the present can often be found in the deeds and mistakes of the past

71.
Shapiro lectured about gliders

---

72.
Though drug addiction, being a big problem in society, is continuously being lectured in schools, universities, different institutions, churches, or even in TV, yet many still do not understand why certain people become addicted to drugs or how the brain encourage the habitual drug abuse

---

73.
When I was shown the charts and diagrams, to add, divide, and measure them, When I sitting heard the astronomer where he lectured with much

---

74.
«Here’s a scrape! Do let me bring that wicked boy over to explain and be lectured

---

75.
Amy never lectured now

---

76.
Just recollect the good aunts who have not only lectured and fussed, but nursed and petted, too often without thanks, the scrapes they have helped you out of, the tips they have given you from their small store, the stitches the patient old fingers have set for you, the steps the willing old feet have taken, and gratefully pay the dear old ladies the little attentions that women love to receive as long as they live

---

77.
visitors already alluded to, most of them the wives of wealthy citizens and retired tradesmen, richly dressed, ignorant, insolent, overbearing frumps, who — after filling themselves with good things in their own luxurious homes — went flouncing into the poverty-stricken dwellings of their poor `sisters’ and talked to them of `religion’, lectured them about sobriety and thrift, and — sometimes — gave them tickets for soup or orders for shillingsworths of groceries or coal

---

78.
Attendants at various PSAs and `Church Mission Halls’ who went every Sunday afternoon to be lectured on their duty to their betters and to have their minds — save the mark! — addled and stultified by such persons as Rushton, Sweater, Didlum and Grinder, not to mention such mental specialists as the holy reverend Belchers and Boshers, and such persons as John Starr

---

79.
They had to sit there like a lot of children while they were lectured and preached at and patronized

---

80.
“Those of us who have spent seven years studying medicine at the university are always glad to be lectured on illness by young nuns barely out of their novitiate

81.
She did not like being lectured on the duties of her station by a mere lawyer

---

82.
I won’t bore you with the full story, but she’d turned up out of the blue at one of his lectures and practically lectured him on the concept of singularity

---

83.
He was passionate about military history and lectured at the Military Academy

---

84.
” His voice increased in volume as he lectured her

---

85.
Morris has lectured her on this, too, these last few months—how it’s not her fault, how the boy has to learn his lesson

---

86.
I taught courses in cognitive psychology, I did research in the field of linguistics, and I lectured all over the world

---

87.
I was thinking about Nicole Worley, the self-possessed young woman who worked for the good of animals and lectured to tourists about the history of the Ellsworth compound

---

88.
Year after year, Caitlin had listened as he bitterly lectured against the injustice, the unfairness, and sometimes the stupidity built into the American financial system

---

89.
Pretty, educated, she’d lectured in ancient history before marrying Jack

---

90.
He lectured on ether, and on electricity

91.
Widely recognized as an expert on candlesticks and the developer of candlestick filtering, he has lectured around the world on the subject

---

92.
Wells had lectured in Los Angeles when I was a boy, and I had not gone to seek his autograph

---

93.
Seeing our faces, John lectured: «This is how I was in Paris

---

94.
I found that he no longer lectured at the Vedanta Temple, but survived in Paris or Rome; a promised novel was long overdue

---

95.
It seems they had come in the carriage with their reverend relative, and had been conducting a rummaging scrutiny of the room upstairs, while he transacted business with the housekeeper, questioned the laundress, and lectured the superintendent

---

96.
She lectured me

---

Sentence Examples

No, but you lectured once at our school.

I lectured on Japanese history to you.

Well, no. But every other Friday he lectured at the university.

I came here to lecture, but you lectured me.

Who lectured at school today?

When I lectured on Roman history.

However, during her senior year at Radcliffe, Lloyd Richards lectured on the drama.

And like him, I’m being lectured to.

You were being lectured by Mr. Kurland about something but stared at me so hard,

And so you lectured her on the difficulties of raising children. Ha!

I remember you once lectured me, Hezrai, on how a king of Israel is crowned.

He lectured at Sandhurst.

And you lectured me on Australia!

Look kid… you know I never lectured you but Doc Hardy was right when he told you to cut out the red eye.

I’m sick and tired, and i don’t need to be lectured.

She gets lectured at the maternity ward, where she makes girlfriends who tell her how to earn enough to feed her kids.

At lunch, you lectured me about the duties of a father and a husband.

She lectured my man today

Apart from his uncle Sigmund, who lectured him.

When he lectured about passion in the works of… Racine and Corneille… he said the same things year after year

Bones, I don’t want to be lectured. — What the hell do you want?

He lectured my freshman year in college.

You lectured at my college during my freshman year… and it really affected me, my outlook on a lot of things.

Mr. Sherlock Holmes, the theorist. I’ll never forget that you lectured us all about the Bishopgate jewel case.

He lectured at my medical school.

I’ve even lectured myself.

Well… when I was a y╬┐ung r╬┐╬┐kie at Hend╬┐n P╬┐lice C╬┐llege, we were lectured by Sir Henry Clithering wh╬┐ was ╬┐nce head ╬┐f CID at the ╬£et.

People don’t go to see pictures to be lectured to.

But I hate being lectured!

They both lectured a lot, travelled a lot.

I lectured on the difference between Chagall and Miró.

All my life, you’ve lectured me about honor and justice… And the johnson tradition.

I’ve humbled you and I’ve lectured you, and you have borne it as no one could have borne it.

…who lectured me on self-esteem.

I won’t stand here and get lectured by my own creation.

Why am I being lectured in this way? — Oh, forgive me, Your Majesty.

Bobby, you need to be lectured all afternoon.

That’s why, Mr. District Attorney » My name appears second on the ballot» Ginsberg has trumped up these other charges, desecration and so forth and lectured you on dignity and sanctity.

No, a fellow like you needed to be lectured.

Mrs Suen lectured me last night.

Nor to be lectured, Bertha.

Remy lectured at the college.

I know Monsieur Duguav. He lectured in Toulouse.

I don’t need to be lectured on fairness, Minerva Mirabal.

I grew up with this. I don’t want to be lectured on it.

You have lectured me countless times.

You don’t know what «lectured» means, do ya?

Women seeking abortions shouldn’t be required to be lectured at.

Who was Sachio Kinugasa. Japanese baseball player Sachio Kinugasa biography, baseball player career, awards, accolades and in popular culture.

Sachio Kinugasa (January 18, 1947, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto, Japan – April 23, 2018, Tokyo, Japan) is a former Japanese baseball player. He played as a third baseman for the Hiroshima Toyo Carp from 1965 to 1987. He holds the record for most consecutive games played by a position player in professional baseball with 2,215 games. He was elected to the Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame in 1989.

He was born on November 3, 1947 in Hiroshima, Japan. He began his professional career as a third baseman for the Hiroshima Toyo Carp in 1965 and played for the team until his retirement in 1987. During his career, he established a number of records, including most consecutive games played by a position player in professional baseball with 2,215 games. He also holds the record for most hits in a season by a third baseman with 210, and is one of only four players in NPB history with more than 2,000 hits.

He was a 13-time All-Star, won six Gold Gloves and was named the Central League MVP in 1979. He was elected to the Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame in 1989 and also had a stadium named after him in Hiroshima. After retirement, he worked as a coach and commentator on baseball.

Source : Google Doodle

Playing career

Sachio Kinugasa began his professional baseball career as a third baseman for the Hiroshima Toyo Carp in 1965. He was known for his defensive skills and consistency at the plate. He played for the Carp for his entire career, from 1965 to 1987.

During his career, Kinugasa established a number of records, including most consecutive games played by a position player in professional baseball with 2,215 games, breaking the record of 2,130 set by Lou Gehrig. He also holds the record for most hits in a season by a third baseman with 210, and is one of only four players in NPB history with more than 2,000 hits. He was a 13-time All-Star, won six Gold Gloves and was named the Central League MVP in 1979.

He was known for his ability to play through injuries and his consistency at the plate, hitting over .300 in 14 seasons. He was considered one of the best third baseman in Japan during his career. He retired from playing in 1987 and was elected to the Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame in 1989.

Retirement

After his retirement from playing baseball, Sachio Kinugasa worked as a coach and commentator on baseball. He was a coach for the Hiroshima Toyo Carp and was part of the team’s coaching staff when they won the Central League championship in 1991 and 1994. He also worked as a commentator for various television and radio broadcasts of baseball games.

He had a stadium named after him in Hiroshima, the Kinugasa Stadium which was the home ground of Hiroshima Toyo Carp until the end of 2015 season. He is still highly regarded in Japan and considered one of the greatest players in Japanese baseball history. He continues to be involved in various charity and community events in Hiroshima.

Awards and accolades

Sachio Kinugasa was a highly decorated player during his career and received many awards and accolades for his performances on the field. Some of the notable awards and accolades he received include:

• 13-time All-Star: Kinugasa was selected as an All-Star 13 times during his career, a testament to his consistency and skill as a player.
• 6-time Gold Glove award: Kinugasa won six Gold Glove awards for his defensive play at third base, a recognition of his skills and reputation as one of the best fielders in the league.
• Central League MVP in 1979: Kinugasa was named the Central League MVP in 1979, a recognition of his outstanding performance that season.
• Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame: Kinugasa was elected to the Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame in 1989, one of the highest honors a player can receive in Japanese baseball.
• Kinugasa Stadium: A stadium was named after him in Hiroshima, the Kinugasa Stadium which was the home ground of Hiroshima Toyo Carp until the end of 2015 season.
• 2,215 consecutive games played: Kinugasa holds the record for most consecutive games played by a position player in professional baseball with 2,215 games, breaking the record of 2,130 set by Lou Gehrig.
• Most hits in a season by a third baseman: Kinugasa holds the record for most hits in a season by a third baseman with 210, and is one of only four players in NPB history with more than 2,000 hits.

In Popular Culture

Sachio Kinugasa is a well-known and respected figure in Japanese baseball, and as such, his career and achievements have been referenced and celebrated in various forms of popular culture in Japan.

• In the anime and manga series, “Touch,” the main character’s older brother is a baseball player who idolizes Sachio Kinugasa.
• In the movie “The Battery” is a story of two former teammates who are now estranged and one of them is played by Kinugasa.
• In video games, Kinugasa is often included as a playable character in baseball games, such as the “Jikkyō Powerful Pro Yakyū” series, and he is also featured in the mobile game “Baseball King.“
• Sachio Kinugasa has also appeared in many TV shows and commercials as a brand ambassador for various products and services.
• Kinugasa is also a popular figure in Japanese baseball card collecting scene, his cards are considered rare and valuable among collectors.

Overall, Sachio Kinugasa’s legacy and impact on Japanese baseball have cemented his status as a cultural icon and his achievements continue to inspire and be celebrated in popular culture.

Post Views: 33

Sentences using the word lectured. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use lectured in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for lectured.

• He lectured her on the theme of the infinity of love. (10)
• She likewise lectured Richard, and with her he condescended to argue. (10)
• She had the volubility of the mettled Browny of old, and was lectured. (10)
• There was the inventor of a perpetual motion, who lectured upon it and explained it from a diagram. (9)
• It would do no harm to our young men to have those letters read publicly and lectured on-by competent persons. (10)
• Clementina told how the Russian had lectured her, and wished her to go back to the country and work in the fields. (9)
• He scratched a match, and found a candle, and then walked about up and down stairs, and lectured on the advantages of the place. (9)
• My friend waxes very indignant, I, agitated and crestfallen, am led back to the entrance, lectured sternly and threatened with arrest as an impostor, and ejected. (21)

Also see sentences for: lecture, lecturer, lectures, lecturing.

Glad you visited this page with a sentence for lectured. Now that you’ve seen how to use lectured in a sentence hope you might explore the rest of this educational reference site Sentencefor.com to see many other example sentences which provide word usage information.

Results: 37,
Time: 0.0278

Examples of how to use the word “lecture” in a sentence. How to connect “lecture” with other words to make correct English sentences.

lecture (n): a formal talk on a serious subject given to a group of people, especially students

Use “lecture” in a sentence

I nearly fell asleep in the middle of the lecture.

His lectures are terribly boring.

I’m sick and tired of his lecture.

A few people clapped after his lecture. Back to “3000 Most Common Words in English”

Definition of Lecture

an educational talk to an audience, usually as a professor to students

Examples of Lecture in a sentence

The class I am currently in is lecture based, requiring me to sit through long verbal lessons from the professor.

 🔊

My parents often turn my jokes into a lecture, which is why I rarely tell them one for fear that they will talk my ear off.

 🔊

If you want to avoid a lecture from a figure of authority you should probably avoid doing anything that will earn their ire.

 🔊

I do not like to listen to lectures, so I prefer classes in school that require more hands-on approached to learning.

 🔊

The principal gave me a lecture on responsibility after I pranked the school by duct taping all of the doors closed.

 🔊

Other words in the School category:

Most Searched Words (with Video)