lectern , also: lecturn old use

Going up to the lectern, he began again to read.

A couple of lecterns would have done the job just as well.

A teacher's table up front with a lectern on it.

He went straight to the great book on the lectern.

He stood at a lectern and asked questions about why you should be let in.

"Let him read at the lectern in there like anyone else."

Over 100 years were to pass before the lectern came to light once more.

He came to the left side of the lectern and stood there with his hand held up for attention.

He was standing at a little lectern in the front of the hall.

Ryan's lectern was to his left as he went in.

He looked down at the lectern display, which told him who the student was.

There was a small stage at the front, and in the center of that, a lectern.

The bronze lectern was given to the College in 1654.

Those of you who've done some advocacy before may have used lecterns.

A charge seems to run through him as he stands at the lectern.

It has a lectern in the center and space for a choir at the east.

What when it was his turn, he went to the lectern and froze?

The two men in dark suits took their places at the lecterns.

He moved to the lectern in one comer of the room.

There was no glass shield in front of the lectern.

If you go into a real court there aren't lecterns.

The general approached the lectern and stuck out his hand.

An older man came to the lectern and began to speak in Spanish.

In a sense it then served as a portable lectern.

The old man took a sip of water from the glass on the lectern.