Sentence examples for attendance point from inspiring English sources

If the person who told you the joke is in attendance, point them out and thank them.

Results showed that mean attendance was higher when slides were available before lecture, but only for the type of course that did not include attendance points as part of students' final grades.

In a video shot by Nelson George documenting the day, Mos Def seems stunned by the sheer number of legends in attendance, pointing out how surreal it is seeing everyone together midday.

As Nascar enters the season-opening Daytona 500 on Sunday after another year of dipping television ratings and faltering attendance, some point to the loss of Earnhardt, even now, as the reason for the decline in interest.

It works like this: every bill introduced gives a representative 10 points; every attendance awards three points; and every absence subtracts 20 points.

"They get goal-keeping points for good attendance, and defence points for behaving well.

Attendance at one point decades ago topped one million; it had grown as high as 585,000 in 1998 before slumping again.

"This is something that was a long time in coming to ensure quality racing and full fields and to catch the interest of the public both from an attendance and betting point of view," said Dennis Robinson, the president and chief executive of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, the state agency that runs Monmouth.

XXL reports that Los Angeles Clippers star Chris Paul also stopped by, and BET has it that Usher was in attendance at one point.

What can we do to change the low attendance rates?" The point, of course, is to figure out whether there is anything to learn from the successes that can be replicated and from the failures that can be rectified.

Figure 2B shows the formal results for the secondary end point, attendance at initial appointment offered.