Sentence examples for attended a bit from inspiring English sources

It was perhaps the most civilised protest I've ever attended – a bit like how I'd imagine Camp Bestival to feel if Ocado were in charge of the catering.  .

Or perhaps the last quinceañera you attended was a bit less ostentatious than you expected?

In Syracuse this morning, Mr. Lazio attended to a bit of culinary business, eating a sausage sandwich after his initial demurral; he told a Syracuse reporter last week that he felt only "so-so" about the sandwiches, which are famous offerings at the fair.

He raised money to pay for the program (about $5,000 per student), but persuading veterans to attend was a bit more difficult.

By a little bit of luck, I attended a 'good' school, where my best friend's parents, sister and grandmama went to the Met every Friday night.

We are attending an eight-bit small-scale solar powered technology lab so we can learn how to make all of his electrical elements powered by solar cells instead of batteries (Literally, he'll be off the grid!).

The confessional closeness offered by the performers to the audience makes the production feel a bit like attending a party full of cool kids who turn out to be surprisingly warm and nice but as a work of theatre this one – amongst their many finer – is a jejune offering.

But here, it was a bit like attending a children's birthday party in a latex ski mask.

At times it felt a bit like attending a concert organised by the Clangers, but the packaging never intruded on the music, and the performances were typically excellent.

Kraftworship Entering the turbine hall at Tate Modern for one of the sold-out Kraftwerk performances last week was a bit like attending a mass Moonie wedding or a political rally in North Korea.

Next week: Part four in my "Dating Without a Voice" series, in which I have six women cancel on me within 36 hours, Courtney turns out to be a bit obsessed and I attend a BDSM play party.