| public lecture | 2.76 | He was speaking at a public lecture in Tokyo. | ||
| stern lecture | 2.17 | He received a stern lecture. | ||
| large lecture | 0.99 | Maybe you get something from large lecture halls and graduate assistants. | ||
| short lecture | 0.79 | I could have delivered a short lecture on his early years. | ||
| first lecture | 0.72 | He is to give his first lecture Thursday. | ||
| annual lecture | 0.59 | The National AIDS Trust memorialized her by creating an annual lecture series in her name. | ||
| regular lecture | 0.59 | He is an austere man whose expressed fondness for Marxism led to regular lectures on morality. | ||
| free lecture | 0.53 | Carlson will be in Kansas City on Sunday to deliver a free lecture. | ||
| frequent lecture | 0.46 | He remembers frequent lectures from the white captain. | ||
| lucrative lecture | 0.46 | The lucrative lecture tour? | ||
| recent lecture | 0.46 | In one recent lecture, students gathered for a training video. | ||
| brief lecture | 0.39 | They got juice and cookies and a brief lecture from Stavros, a former congressional aide, on how Congress works. | ||
| daily lecture | 0.39 | The season is long, and the Sonics are too old for daily lectures. | ||
| formal lecture | 0.39 | The course includes formal lectures. | ||
| last lecture | 0.39 | No this is the last lecture. | ||
| inaugural lecture | 0.33 | Shchapov was only one of the newly appointed professors whose inaugural lecture hinted at a political programme. | ||
| international lecture | 0.33 | Gorbachev works the international lecture circuit, where he is still a star attraction. | ||
| long lecture | 0.33 | Referee Durkin stepped in and gave them a long lecture. | ||
| overflowing lecture | 0.33 | The students are complaining about chronic overcrowding in the faculties and overflowing lecture halls. | ||
| same lecture | 0.33 | Frank gets the same lecture. |