Sentence examples for attend together from inspiring English sources
The phrase "attend together" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple people going to an event or gathering at the same time.
Example: "We decided to attend together to support our friend at the concert."
Alternatives: "go together" or "join together".
If the coach recommends further training from which a teacher could benefit, coach and teacher may attend together so that they can later model for each other the methods learned.
At a cocktail party they attend together, he is "the jester king," entertaining the hostess's "suitors and sycophants with tales of his childhood," though some attentive listeners discover "inconsistencies in the fabric".
"Since we work in closely related fields, we chose to go to conferences that we could attend together," recalls González.
However, if the parent insisted to attend together with their child, they were asked to remain passive during the entire session.
Occasionally, militia groups and white supremacists clash at the rallies they attend together.
Mothers and daughters are encouraged to attend together, as well as mentors and mentees.
It was the last game we attended together.
— Before her husband's funeral a year ago this month, Bernadine Roundfield recalled another one they had attended together.
Blake and Chris attended together after a campaign donation put them on the email list.
She had tracked down a surprising number of their old classmates from the school they had attended together in New Addington.
In Liberman's book, one doesn't see Picasso painting a large canvas, or being amused by Cocteau at one of the innumerable luncheon parties they attended together.
