Sentence examples for attendance of about from inspiring English sources

About 170 people attended the Friday service, compared with regular attendance of about 50.

Former Blackpool striker Stuart Parker, the manager of AFC Blackpool, told BBC Radio Lancashire that they are expecting between 400 and 1,000 people to attend their fixture - an increase on their usual attendance of about 35.

It typically screens about 20 feature-length movies and has an average attendance of about 5,000 people, including filmmakers, critics, and members of the public.

But he stayed because Warm Up, despite an average attendance of about 5,000 each week, was a party that he and his 1-year-old daughter, Alex, could both enjoy.

Last year the team had an average attendance of about 5,000 a game; this year it hopes to average 6,000, said Jeff Dumas, the team's general manager.

Rangers, who were voted into the bottom rung - League Two - in 2012 after financial difficulties, had an average attendance of about 42,000 as they won League One without losing a single game.

The winter league in this country has historically struggled to attract crowds of more than 100, while matches in the German and American Leagues attract attendances of about 5,000.

In fact, he said, the attendance of 4,300 was about double what Camden would usually get on a usual Monday night.

WUSA is hoping for average attendances of about 7,000 people per game (roughly half what the male game gets).

They are currently attracting attendances of about 6,000, around 2,000 down on the club's expectations at the start of the year.

Last year the team was second to last in attendance, with an average of about 13,000 people a game for the 16,000-seat arena.