Sentence examples for attend an assembly from inspiring English sources
An Arkansas school district has apologized after singling out black students to attend an assembly about gangs.
However, you are required to attend an assembly with your peers and to show them your homework.
Students in Astoria said that school officials advised them to attend an assembly with representatives from Drake and the State Department of Education.
In 1996, his exile appeared to be over when he and several other former guerrillas were allowed back by to Israel in order to attend an assembly amending the Palestinian national charter.
Today, second- through fifth-graders will attend an assembly called the "Amazing Food Detective," which teaches basic nutrition principles, encourages exercise and reinforces the importance of eating fruits, vegetables and drinking enough water.
Once again the clergy were split; many bishops and abbots attended an assembly at Paris in 1302 where they joined men of the other estates in addressing a remonstrance to the pope.
On Monday morning, George Washington fourth-graders attended an assembly led by members of Operation Lifesaver, a volunteer group dedicated to teaching safety along the rails.
In an interview in November with The New York Times, Mayor Davis, who attends an Assemblies of God church, said of gay people, "They're committing sin, and that sin will keep them out of heaven".
(Although she claims not to be Pentecostal anymore, she still attends an Assemblies of God church in Juneau).
Whether it's an invitation to the headteacher to attend a class assembly, an email to an author or an article for a school newspaper, our children know why the quality of their writing matters: because there will be a real audience for their published work.
By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, March 27 , 1948P. 19 The mother of a young girl was greatly pleased when her daughter asked her permission to attend a weekend assembly at New Haven of the United World Federalists, who were going to discuss world government.
