Sentence examples for attended arriving from inspiring English sources

At the 1968 race, Pierre Elliott Trudeau, the young, new prime minister, attended, arriving in a military helicopter on the starting grid at Mont Tremblant.

Most who attended arrived with candles, lighted them in silent protest and gathered in small groups, some singing spirituals or folk songs quietly.

They were eventually coaxed into attending, arriving a day late and missing out on a meeting that UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon had flown to Geneva to attend.

But in 2014 the final hit came: he missed a Jobcentre interview – the letter informing him he had to attend arrived on the same day, he says – and was handed a three-year benefit sanction.

The residents hurry to gather data from the chart before their attending arrives.

For those not attending or arriving at the show by means other than a chauffeured 7 Series, the sound pieces will become available for download Saturday from the Frieze Projects New York Web site.

One clue comes from a little-known 2003 study based on OECD data that compares the world's 15-year-olds on two measures of student engagement: participation and "belongingness". The measure of participation was based on how often students attended school, arrived on time, and showed up for class.

An ambulance service spokesman said: "One ambulance crew attended and arrived to find on site medical staff providing first aid to a man.

The reality of obtaining professional interpreters is difficult to achieve and those who had access to interpreters cited practical difficulties with interpreters not attending or arriving late, which again supports conclusions already in the literature [ 28].

The electrophysiology attending physician arrived -- the one who had just spoken to Mrs. Morris on the phone and met Mrs. Morrison the night before.

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