Sentence examples for attendance whose from inspiring English sources

There was a dead squid in attendance whose ink filled the gutter-like handrail at the entrance.

But the many Australian fans in attendance, whose boxers have not fared well, have added to the anti-American cheering.

However, there was one surprise guest in attendance whose star wattage outshines all the rest: His Airness.

There was also a child-life specialist in attendance, someone whose job it was to be there solely for the child--whether to fetch crayons and books, or to act as the child's advocate should the situation arise.

Frequent attenders were patients whose attendance rate ranked in the (age and sex adjusted) top 10percentt during 1 year (1-year frequent attenders) or 3 years (persistent frequent attenders).

Frequent attenders were defined as those patients whose attendance rate ranked nearest to the top 10th centile of their sex and age group (15 30 years; 31 45 years; 46 60 years; 61 years+) [ 2, 3].

The Expos, whose attendance of 619,451 was less than half of the next lowest attendance in the majors last season, cannot survive in Montreal, but prospective ownership groups in Washington and northern Virginia are eager to acquire a team and may be willing to pay enough to make it worthwhile for baseball to sell the Expos rather than extinguish them.

Trump's inauguration was attended by an unusually large number of prominent foreign business leaders, particularly Russian moguls whose attendance drew the attention of the FBI at the time.

Hispanic-Americans are one demographic group whose attendance has crept up.

Each training session is capped at about 40 health care providers, whose attendance is voluntary.

However 73% of those whose attendance is 95% or more reach this standard.