Sentence examples for attended five years from inspiring English sources

I last attended five years ago, even though the forum has officially declared me a G.L.T. (that's Global Leader of Tomorrow -- hold the mayo), which I think means that I have a standing invitation.

He stammered — an old problem, long outgrown — when he began to mouth the name of a girl, Loretta Haldeman, who, he realized in mid-stammer, this could not be, for Loretta had attended five years ago, wearing steel-rimmed spectacles with one opaque lens; an eye had given out.

She attended two years of community college and considers herself intelligent and capable.

They asked him about protests he had attended two years earlier.

I grew up in Romania and attended two years of private primary school and the rest of my pre-college years in public school under the Communist government.

I had my political epiphany six years later, in an American history class at the school that Barack Obama, unbeknownst to me, had attended nine years earlier.

He attended forty years of municipal meetings, was a New York Conservation and Environmental appointee for Long Island, a former Police Commissioner for Old Brookville's five villages and once asked by Democrats to run for State Senate.

Interest on student loans from the non-Ivy League school you attended twenty years ago and from which you received a useless degree in something involving the word "American".

By Emily Maxwell The New Yorker, December 14 , 1946P. 86 While riding on the Fifth Avenue bus a young woman meets the headmistress of the boarding school she had attended seven years previously, and chats with her.

For example, Pakistan has a school-life expectancy of seven years (CIA 2007), which signifies that on average, a given citizen in Pakistan has attended seven years of school in his/her lifetime.

He attended two years of college one at Albion College and one at Michigan Central College, now Adrian College.