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lecture

[lek-cher] / ˈlɛk tʃər /






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It wasn’t just coaches lecturing, but also players speaking up.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s a biography of our national ego, with Marty brashly lecturing the British head of the International Table Tennis Association that a champion from the United States would boost the sport’s global reputation.

From Los Angeles Times

There’s the diner scene in which Al Pacino and Robert De Niro are on screen together for the first time, lecturing each about how “you can’t change me.”

From Los Angeles Times

On Dec. 1, he rented a car in Boston and drove to Brown’s campus in Providence, R.I., where a custodian saw him in a bathroom near the lecture hall, according to an affidavit.

From The Wall Street Journal

For three hours, Putin hosted Witkoff, who took notes as the president gave a lecture on the 1,000-year history of Russia.

From The Wall Street Journal