Sentence examples for attended it in from inspiring English sources
The phrase "attended it in" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express participation in an event or activity, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I attended it in the conference room" does not sound natural.
Alternatives: "attended it at" or "participated in it at".
Last November there was a retrospective exhibition of Sloan's work in Wanamaker's art department, and a number of McSorley patrons attended it in a body.
Only one of the twenty-five prominent local families who attended the camp meeting in the 1880s still attended it in the 1890s.
She was signed up for a yoga class, but she hadn't attended it in months, and she frequently skimped on sleep in order to get more done.
When people in Maastricht, a main town in the southern Netherlands, were made aware of a preconception clinic through the local media, 106 couples attended it in the first year [ 15].
It is possible right now for a professor to give a lecture in Cairo, for me to attend that lecture at Teachers College and for another student to attend it in Tokyo.
Poe's character attends it in the story, as does Taylor's American boy, Edgar Allan (whose surname is that of his foster parents), abandoned by his father, David, an itinerant actor.
In "My Literary Passions" Howells recalled his youthful reading of Dickens: While I read him, I was in a world where the right came out best... and where merit was crowned with the success which I believe will yet attend it in our daily life.
In "My Literary Passions" Howells recalled his youthful reading of Dickens: While I read him, I was in a world where the right came out best... and where merit was crowned with the success which I believe will yet attend it in our daily life..
Alyokhina said she was asking her lawyers to withdraw from the hearing until she was allowed to attend it in person.
If a meeting isn't worth your full attention, then you shouldn't be attending it in the first place; and if the meeting is worth your full attention, then you need to get everything you can out of it.
The parade now in its 89th year, has become a ritual of the American household with over 50 million viewers a year, and more than 3.5 million people filling the streets to attend it in person.
