Sentence The phrase "attended making" is not correct English.
You could use the phrase "attended to making" or "attended the making of" instead. For example, "She attended the making of the cake for the birthday party."
Usually, I'm unbeguiled by the rich and glamorous, and I attended "Making It New" in a resisting mood.
Independent observers estimated that about 80,000 people attended, making it one of the largest political rallies since the street protests that brought Mr. Saakashvili to power in 2003.
At the Dallas Museum of Art, where the show was exhibited from November through February, nearly 115,000 people attended, making it one of the 10 most popular exhibitions in the museum's history.
The Duchess of Cambridge also attended, making her final public appearance before the birth of her first child.
About 30,000 members attended, making it the largest parade in the group's history.
No more than 7,000 spectators attended, making the competition a financial failure.
One KI (ENT) felt that the oral cancer CE courses he attended made the assumption that everyone had a common knowledge as to what constitutes and how to perform a thorough VTE.
Holding the talks outside Pakistan would make it much more likely that members of the Political Commission would attend, making the Taliban delegation more credible.
Having a job, family obligations and meetings to attend make productive use of time, he added.
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