Sentence examples for attended to pay from inspiring English sources

His photos of the funeral show the mass of people from all over the paper who attended to pay their respects.

Trying to finance higher education from general taxation means asking those who don't attend to pay for those who do – this is robbing the poor to pay the will-be-rich.

At Monday's Premier League match, former team-mates will attend to pay tribute to ex-West Ham captain Moore, who led England to their 1966 World Cup win.

Don't do something easier and more fun, like returning a friend's phone call, when there are more pressing things to attend to, like paying those electric bills.

This is a fairer way of funding the expansion of universities than asking today's taxpayers, most of whom did not attend university, to pay for it.

Flora oversaw the architectural plans for the newhouse and attended to the details of paying various merchants.

General Ahmed Wasfy, the highest ranking officer in the governorates of Sinai, Suez and Port Said, attended the march to pay his respects.

It could be because we are neurologically hard-wired to attend to threats and to pay attention to conflict.

On Sunday hundreds of people attended a community vigil to pay tribute to Rhys.

Born on an Indian reservation in Oklahoma and raised in a Jewish orphanage in California, Davis attended UCLA, shoveling coal to pay the bills.

She points out, however, the realization that the pain is something she needs to attend to and which includes paying attention to posture and overall management of the pain in daily life.