Sentence examples for attendance has held from inspiring English sources

"Attendance has held up.

Despite the lockout to start the season, and a shortened schedule of 66 games, Stern said that the league's attendance has held steady and that television ratings are up.

Meeting attendance has held steady or risen in recent years, according to executives at more than a dozen scientific societies who spoke with Science.

Live attendance has held up, and the teams in the Pacific 10 college conference alone will charge the networks an average of $32 million per year through 2006 for the right to broadcast their games.

It is a shame for non-professional visitors, whose attendance had held up relatively well.The public now plays a big part in keeping farmers afloat.

When it filed for bankruptcy, the current managers said that park attendance had held up over the last couple of years, but that revenue was not adequate to cover its debt.

At the Brandywine River Museum in Chadds Ford, Pa., home to the work of the Wyeth family, the new director, Tom Padon, wants to expand public programs for visitors to increase annual attendance, which has held steady at 120,000 in recent years.

Then you try to protect the revenue line which is primarily the season ticket sales and home match attendances and that has held up very well given their demotion down to the Third Division.

Coachella has held attendance  in recent years at 99,000 per day for six days since Goldenvoice cloned it over two weekends in 2012.

Ms. Palin, the former Alaska governor, was the last prominent Republican who had yet to confirm her attendance, and some of her supporters had held out hope that she would agree to deliver a speech at the three-day forum, which starts next Thursday in Washington.

Attendance had declined steadily in recent years, and Toyota, which had held exclusive naming rights at Irwindale, canceled its sponsorship last year.