Sentence examples for attendance started from inspiring English sources

But attendance started rising a few years ago, and the company cut back to serving a continental breakfast.

The few Redskins fans in attendance started to chant, "Na na na na, na na na na, hey hey hey, goodbye," perhaps their final farewell to Texas Stadium.

But in the early 50's, attendance started eroding with the rapid spread of television, said Miles Wolff, commissioner of the Northern League, one of the five independent leagues.

But in the early 1950's, attendance started eroding with the rapid spread of television and home air-conditioning, said Miles Wolff, commissioner of the Northern League, one of the five independent leagues.

But in the early 1950's, attendance started eroding with the spread of television and home air conditioning, said Miles Wolff, commissioner of the Northern League, one of the five independent leagues.

But in the early 1950's, attendance started eroding with the rapid spread of television and home air-conditioning, said Miles Wolff, commissioner of the Northern League, one of five independent leagues in the country.

The majority of pregnant women delayed ANC attendance starting at an average of five months gestation.

Home attendances started to fall, and some Celtic fans began to whisper that maybe - just maybe - there was something missing after all.

In the years following their promotion to the Southern League, average attendances started to drop until they dipped below the 200 mark during the 1970s.

But Mr. Mehrmann said that attendance had started to rebound in August.

Can you imagine if he'd stood up there, with the family members of the dead in attendance, and started doing political finger-pointing?