The phrase "attendants with" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe people accompanying or assisting someone, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The event was well-organized, with attendants with the guests ensuring everything ran smoothly."
Alternatives: "staff accompanying" or "assistants with".
The congregants are schoolteachers, cooks, shopkeepers, nurses' aides and home attendants, with a smattering of professionals.
The dear depositors hand stacks of personal correspondence, written on Bank's stationery to attendants, with simple directions "Post these".
And, better yet, wouldn't it have all those balls managed and guarded by attendants with no connection to either team?
About 2,400 flight attendants with at least six years of experience accepted voluntary furloughs; for 312 it was involuntary.
The airline no longer provided its pilots and flight attendants with meals, not even on longer flights.
Another feather in Coney Island's cap: It's the last refuge for ride attendants with a sense of humor.
Some airlines are arming their flight attendants with relevant customer data on mobile that will allow them to employ better service and recognition of frequent fliers in-person.
Meanwhile, traditional birth attendants, with whom Amref meets monthly, are being encouraged to refer expectant mothers to health centres for more information on family planning services.
Francis Bacon's Two Figures Lying on a Bed with Attendants, with seeming homosexual content, was deemed inappropriate and removed from the exhibition.
Long, long gone are the good old days, when flight attendants with indelible smiles donned white gloves to serve dinner on fine china.
"The general buzz among flight attendants with any length of time in the business is, it makes everything on the aircraft more vulnerable — passengers and crew.
