Sentence examples for attend called from inspiring English sources

George W. Bush did not attend), called for governments to act "with a sense of urgency" to work toward several goals, among them a substantial increase in the use of renewable sources of energy (such as solar power), a great improvement in the accessibility of clean water and sanitary facilities, and the phasing out of the use and production of chemicals harmful to humans and the environment.

Although Mr. Ford did not address the convention, he told C-Span that this would be the last convention he and his wife would attend, calling it a "concluding appearance to indicate our support".

Respect MP George Galloway, who once represented Labour, also said he would not attend, calling it a "state-organised eulogy" rather than a "debate".

Trump fired off an inevitable incensed tweet about the event he didn't attend, calling Wolf "filthy".

Sarah Hamilton, the deputy head of sixth-form at Oasis Academy Hadley in north London, which Yashika attended, called the decision "appalling".

One night during my internship, for example, a powerful senior attending called to chew me out for putting his V.I.P. patient in a double room.

The second session I attended called "Evaluating and Funding Translational Research" addressed many of the same themes as the preceding talk.

"In the US, gang members are required by law to attend call-ins.

Actors can audition and attend calls starting on Monday, said Greg Krizman, a spokesman for the Screen Actors Guild.

The car is staffed by a police officer and a mental health practitioner and they attend calls where people are experiencing a mental health crisis.

It is critical that clients can see that you have their needs as a priority and this does mean that you may, on occasion, change your working pattern, attend calls on your day off, etc.