Sentence examples for attend of course from inspiring English sources

"Attend," of course, is a misleading word.

It's not always possible to attend, of course.

Reporters were allowed to attend, of course.

"I don't see why he shouldn't attend, of course.

Will the books be ready in time for that key conference in Rio that you have persuaded your boss it is essential that you attend?! Of course, for a book to be successful, whether it be an advanced level reference book on the genus Rhipicephalus (that's brown ticks to you and me!), or part of a school reading scheme, people need to know about the book and want to buy it.

About the only folks happy with the matchup were the organizers, who sold out Ericsson Stadium (73,535 attended), and of course the city of Charlotte, which reaped the benefits of an economic impact estimated at $20 million.

The hotel's overall décor reflects the character of a traditional Maltese farmhouse without the attending hardships, of course.

(So, for example, in 2002 Baldwin agreed to attend a course of twelve anger-management sessions. At the time, he was shooting "Second Nature," in London.

From the fall of 1512, Vives started to attend the course of the Aragonese Gaspar Lax (1487 1560) at the Collège de Montaigu.

Attend a course of military instruction in clothing deemed appropriate by the institution.

Seems obvious, but many people simply attend everything, which of course tends to bleed your time.