The phrase "attend away" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers, as "attend" typically does not pair with "away" in this context.
Example: "I will attend away from the office for the conference next week." (This is awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "attend remotely" or "participate from a distance."
The group booked the trip through Big Blue Travel, a Manhattan agency that plans trips for Giants fans to attend away games.
That said the movement remains small and their following away from home modest, especially given that the Clan Curva Nord refuse to accept the controversial Tessera del Tifoso (supports ID card), thus making them unable to attend away games.
According to a New York Post reader it might pay to only attend away games instead:Reader Gary Cicio, NYC podiatrist, did the research, and asks us to choose one of the two options to see a Mariners-Yankees game this season, and from the very best seats:Option 1: Two tickets to Tuesday night, June 30, Mariners at Yanks, cost for just the tickets, $5,000.
She wants to take away some of those obstacles for fans with disabilities wanting to attend away games.
He was especially annoyed that Liverpool did not invite him to attend away matches as the club's guest.
When the 2014 Setanta Sports Cup was confirmed in December 2013, the club decided not to enter the competition, citing inconvenient fixture scheduling, reduced prize money, and the difficulty for supporters to attend away games as the reasons behind their withdrawal.
"I boycotted Sixfields, only attending away games.
This is in fact equivalent to attending away from the consequences of self-made acts.
The attenuation of sensory precision corresponds effectively to attending away from the consequences of action.
The luminance of the bar was parametrically varied to measure the contrast response function when animals attended to the neuron's RF and when they attended away.
A failure of attending away from the active 'go' response following the 'stop' cue may relate to the impulsivity of Parkinson's disease.
