Sentence examples for attendants advanced from inspiring English sources

She faced it out and was nearly out of the place when one of the attendants advanced a step.

- Professional Development CPSS will assist Child Welfare Attendants interested in advancing into the Special Education Classroom Assistant role by reimbursing expenses for the required exam.

This time next week, local election counts will be well advanced across the country, with much attendant rune-reading for the next general election.

After all, there's nothing to stop a terrorist from using a combination of pre-flight Google Earth prep and advanced in-flight window-based technology as a substitute for a helpful flight attendant.

These findings highlight the role of stress-based measures and advanced myocardial imaging to characterize CVD risk in HCT survivors, setting the stage for tailored interventions to prevent CVD with its attendant morbidity and mortality.

Talk to your doctor, midwife, or other attendant in advance about which procedures you feel okay with and which you would like to avoid.

This debate takes place in the context of the limited clinical information typically available to the radiologist and such discussions are a consequence of rapidly advancing techniques with attendant lack of knowledge of their implications.

Walsh leapt into the breach, responding to the protestations of those attendants by pointing to the bright pink silks he was wearing and insisting the advancing jockeys would be sure to see him.

Her "fearlessness and devotion to advancing rights at work... paved the way for thousands of flight attendants".

From there, Longman moves back and forth between the members of his cast of characters, advancing his narrative as he sketches out portraits of the people on the plane -- 37 passengers, two pilots, five flight attendants and four hijackers.

Most women did not contact the birth attendant who is locally known as traditional birth attendants (TBAs or dais) in advance because they thought TBAs could make some jadutona (Black magic) in advance during pregnancy so that without their presence delivery would not occur and that there were greater chances to pay more for delivery.