Sentence examples for a frequent attendee from inspiring English sources

Some people come to TED just to have meetings, a frequent attendee told me.

He speaks passable Spanish and French and is a frequent attendee at Davos, the annual gathering of the global elite.

"I needed an impetus to remember how to do stuff," said Ms. Franks Staub, a frequent attendee.

Huffman has been a frequent attendee at Burning Man, the annual, clothing-optional festival in the Nevada desert, where artists mingle with moguls.

He became a frequent attendee of European and American diplomatic receptions in Havana (he always opposed the American embargo on Cuba).

A frequent attendee at the Bolshoi, he also listened to classical music on the radio, sang folksongs with a fine tenor voice and audited every single recording made in the Soviet Union, writing judgements on the sleeves.

"If I now have to spend considerably more on my tickets, I will attend much less frequently," Stacey Snyder, a frequent City Ballet attendee, said in an e-mail.

Jobs got an order for 50 of the machines from Paul Terrell, owner of one of the industry's first computer retail stores and a frequent Homebrew attendee.

Unless, however, you are a frequent Friendsgiving attendee.

Therefore, at any single encounter frequent attendees have a greater chance of being included in the study than infrequent attendees.

And unlike Toobin, who compared Thomas to a schoolchild who is "not paying attention," frequent attendees at the court would agree that the justice is very much engaged at each hearing -- consulting books, looking at his notes, and interacting with Justice Stephen Breyer and Justice Antonin Scalia, with whom he sits side by side.