Leon Daniels, Transport for London's managing director of surface transport, said: "The first taxi protest was attended by a tiny minority of drivers, and they do not represent the views of the vast majority of London's taxi drivers.
Meetings in China can be attended by vast audiences, with people coming in and out continually.
Kim Stanley Robinson's novel "The Memory of Whiteness" looks ahead to 3229 A.D., when a magical mechanical orchestra is the star act of the solar system, its tours attended by vast interplanetary throngs.
The opening on June 1st, attended by vast crowds, is the result of five years of planning and, at least as important, a willingness in recent months to press on when many believed Macau's prospects had collapsed.In March, Mr Ho himself expressed fears that the end was nigh not only for the City of Dreams, but also for other new casinos in Macau.
I attended one — a vast classroom of 50 fourth and fifth graders with excellent teachers.
Milne recalled that on a second trip, in the summer of 1932, they attended "a vast torchlight rally at which Hitler spoke".
The news conference, which was also attended by the officer's sister, was a vast departure from what typically follows a near-fatal attack on a police officer: Information is guarded, and loved ones seek privacy at a critical time.
While the rally was billed as a cross-community effort, to be attended by Shiite and Sunni clerics, the vast majority of those in attendance were Sadrists.
Worldwide, it is estimated that there are more than 60 million non-institutional births each year with the vast majority being attended by traditional birth attendants (TBA) [ 1].
While the proportion of births in the U.S. attended by midwives is at an all-time high -- just over 8percentt -- the vast majority are attended by obstetricians.
