Sentence examples for attendance in front from inspiring English sources

During last week's hearing, Collins mentioned that Zuckerberg had confirmed his attendance in front of the European Parliament, but that report was unconfirmed and neither Brussels nor Facebook has since commented on the unconfirmed claim — which appears to stem from this Politico report.

(212) 219-0888, eldridgestreet.org; $15 $122 for students and 65+.20100812 Graffiti Tour Sunday at 2 p.m., a tour of graffiti art on the Lower East Side, with a graffiti artist in attendance, meeting in front of Nice Guy Eddie's, on the northwest corner of Houston Street and Avenue A. Led by Graff Tours New York.

So the Guardian group, perhaps with the FT in close attendance, is out in front here - and digital clearly counts, not just for the 13 million users who visit on the web every month, but for the future of the dozens of local newspapers, radio stations and magazines (like the AutoTrader series) it owns.

Furthermore, during the National Railway Museum's 'railfest' event on 2 10 June 2012, Flying Scotsman was in attendance, being kept in front of Mallard in a siding, still in its Wartime Black livery.

Merrick Garland, President Barack Obama's choice to fill it, was even in attendance and sat directly in front of the justices, perhaps wondering if he'll ever get to call them colleagues.

Now, if attendance is sparse, the tables in front are filled first, making the place look convivial.

Hautcharage's hotchpotch collection of misfits played in a local park, in front of attendances typically numbering a few dozen.

And St Johnstone and Aberdeen produced - in front of an attendance that could have been accommodated in a bus shelter - a game of such quality it could have been the calmest of summer nights.

It was unconvincing, uninspired and, perhaps most significantly, played out in front of an attendance that only just scraped above 40,000 against a Norway side that resides very much on world football's undercard.

However, Derry continued to produce all their pressure in front of an attendance of less than 900 spectators and they took the lead on 16 minutes as Morrison's pinpoint crossed was glanced to the net by McEleney.

Sunderland won the game through a last minute goal from Michael Chopra in front of an attendance of 43,967.