Sentence examples for attend somewhere from inspiring English sources

Zakiya would like to attend another university for her Masters Degree and attend somewhere on the west coast since she has never lived there before.

My eldest son's place at infant school is assured, and I couldn't be happier – but son #2 will be in the same position three years from now, and I'm acutely aware that there's every chance he'll have to attend somewhere other than where his brother is.

He arrived… A sailor who attended church somewhere in the East 60's saw another member of the congregations, a middle-aged lady, bearing down on him.

A sailor who attended church somewhere in the East 60's saw another member of the congregations, a middle-aged lady, bearing down on him.

He said Dzhokhar was attending college somewhere outside of Boston.

She plans to attend law school — somewhere else.

If an early 20th century American were to attend a circus somewhere in Europe, he might be in for a shock to see no exotic animals, gypsy women with mustaches or something equally "exotic" according to him.

A work environment can provide an opportunity for students to socially reintegrate when they have been marginalised, providing that they are not attending solely as somewhere 'different' to school (Davies and Biesta [2007]) and not engaging in low-level WRL where 'inequality is reconfigured and reproduced' (Simmons [2009], 148).

When you know how ugly the system can be, it is even more of a challenge to see face after face of Black and Latino males spending their youth being tried as adults when they should be somewhere attending their proms or playing Xbox.

They attend the program to have somewhere to go.

By Devon Francis and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 4 , 1942P. 9 One Sunday a lonesome corporal stationed somewhere in Ohio decided to attend divine service in a nearby town.