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public lecture

NOUN
  1. a speech that is open to the public
    he attended a lecture on telecommunications

How To Use public lecture In A Sentence

  • Public lectures, gala events, and renting out premises also brought certain amounts of money.
  • He held this post until 1854 and he gave many public lectures on the applications of mathematics and mechanics to industry.
  • He was largely self-taught through wide reading and attendance at public lectures.
  • I'm often invited to give public lectures on entomological topics and, always anxious to do my part for science literacy, I rarely refuse such invitations.
  • Nobel Foundation, every prizewinner is supposed to deliver a public lecture on the work which earned him the prize. Christian Lange - Nobel Lecture
  • He was largely self-taught through wide reading and attendance at public lectures.
  • Soon he had added public lectures to classes and faced the usual balance sheet challenges of a poorly funded non-profit organization without endowment. The Times Literary Supplement
  • Walker was an experimentalist and public lecturer on scientific subjects, who taught Shelley as a schoolboy. Index of People
  • I was told, that in the medrese called El Hamdye some public lectures are delivered; but I had no opportunity of ascertaining the fact. Travels in Arabia
  • During that period of ardent, laborious youth, he faithfully shut himself up in libraries, attended public lectures, and gave himself a solid foundation of learning, which sometimes awakened surprise when discovered under the elegant frivolity of the gay turfman. The French Immortals Series — Complete
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