Sentence examples for attend almost from inspiring English sources

Until recent years, she attended — or seemed to attend — almost every meeting of the City Planning Commission.

Lucy moved into a mansion block in Camden, close to the hospital whose care she was under, which she had to attend almost weekly.

It was the early 1960s, and he recalls that he had to "attend almost all of Kennedy's press conferences" to help check quotes.

Soon after he moved into City Hall, however, Koch told me that he "noticed that I'm listed to attend almost every new construction project in town — and these were all Howard Rubenstein clients".

When, this past Sunday, on "Meet the Press," Carson voiced his opposition to the idea of a Muslim being elected President, he did so in the same calm, measured tones that attend almost all of his pronouncements.

They said they were blessed that their parents, who live nearby, could attend almost every performance — not just an occasional opening night, as is the case for out-of-towners.

Gant attends almost every Cornell practice and game.

By the late 1990s, however, the event had narrowed and was attended almost solely by publishing insiders.

He attended almost 30 schools as his parents followed the crops.

In splendid isolation he attended almost every premiere of the fall and spring 1943-44 season.

Since Jeremy began designing, nearly twenty years ago, they've attended almost every show.