Sentence examples for attend in the future from inspiring English sources

"I would come next year, absolutely," Trump said when asked whether he would attend in the future.

It makes us even more excited for the all the concerts of as yet undiscovered bands we'll attend in the future.

As early as 1790, a Philadelphia newspaper lamented: "The increasing scarcity and dearness of firewood indicates the absolute necessity of attending in the future to the coal mines of this country".

(39-year-old programme coordinator)" The four men who attended the caesarean section of their wives declared that they would not attend future childbirth while those who attend the normal vaginal birth indicated that they would consider attending in the future.

At the event, do your best to make this person feel welcome, but try not to make her feel singled-out, as this can be terribly awkward and may discourage her from attending in the future.

"My wife and I will definitely attend others in the future.

And while I won't be at this year's event, I've been a "member", attendee and sponsor in the past, and will attend again in the future.

The program, offered as part of Keystone College's Criminal Justice Programs, sees students and inmates learning side by side in a classroom setting, with the hope that barriers are broken down, students gain real-world exposure, and that inmates might gain the confidence and inspiration to attend college in the future.

If you had another invitation for a health check, what would encourage you to attend one in the future?

So I set out to get a sense of what calling the student-loan system a bubble actually means, and what that bubble bursting might look like for basically anyone who has attended or is considering attending college in the future.

His players are excused from practice to sing in the school choir or to attend in Future Farmers of America conventions.