Sentence examples for attended far from inspiring English sources

As governor I have attended far too many funerals of Connecticut soldiers who have died a hero's death in war.

Financially, however, Mr. Sloan may have his eye on something to which Hollywood insiders have attended far more closely than the fans.

So far they have attended far right rallies and intermittently clashed with other far right groups like the True Blue Crew.

Alas, for now, CBS may be trying to court young viewers, dressing Barbara (by the second episode) in the same jeans as Karly, and attending far too closely to the love lives of the kids.

Cordova, a 38-year-old son of immigrants, thinks of himself as somewhere in between.His children are learning Spanish, he said, but his son is attending far fewer quinceañeras than he did at his age.He knows today's teenagers are unlikely to shop in the discount stores along Fourth Street that his parents once favored".But can you really wipe out the culture of Santa Ana?" he asked.

The letter –- penned by University of Chicago law professor Sital Kalantry -- explains that school closures will force children to attend far away schools, where they will have to travel through violent, gang-ridden communities.

Some 9,000 people have attended so far.

Some of the schools I attended were far from idyllic.

(There were plenty of preadolescents at the Saturday double bill I attended and far fewer gray heads than usual).

The STEM Club pays for their food and travel; the conferences they have attended thus far do not require registration fees.

But of the dozens of sessions I have attended so far, there were a couple that particularly resonated.