The phrase "attendees her" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity or context, making it unusable as it stands.
Example: "The attendees her presentation impressed everyone with their insights."
Alternatives: "her attendees" or "the attendees of hers".
In a long feature for The Guardian, Gaga discusses a wealth of topics, including her hyper self-awareness and the message of hope she seeks to send her followers, the attendees of her holy image-drenched concerts.
Only four attendees at her gathering had even heard of Black Box before, but she said guests were so impressed that at least 20 subsequently bought the wine.
Katie Grand, the editor-in-chief of Love magazine and sometime collaborator with Mrs Prada, arguably outshone the rest of the attendees in her layers of black and navy.
"I've never seen this many people," said Jerri Warnick, 71, a retired teacher, looking in awe at the swarming crowd in the Pleasant Grove Junior High School cafeteria — more than double the usual number of attendees in her precinct, many of them drawn in by the high-stakes drama.
This, I imagined, is the side that actually convinces many individual Iowans to support a particular candidate.When I arrived at the Obama party in West Branch, a town near Iowa City, the group had just finished watching an Obama campaign DVD, and Ms Oleson was encouraging the attendees around her, who were finishing meals of homemade sandwiches and locally brewed beer, to read Mr Obama's books.
"A lot of this stuff is really depressing," Laurel Whitney, a science writer with Pace University in New York City, told attendees during her talk.
Curry's passionate words left conference attendees tweeting her praises.
While she was stumping for Democratic Senate candidate Natalie Tennant in West Virginia Monday, "several attendees" pushed her to run.
The crowd went wild for the former Alaska governor and Republican pick for Vice President in 2008, who drew so many attendees to her speech that organizers added multiple overflow rooms.
MAS gratefully acknowledges the helpful comments provided by Dr. Jack Shonkoff, Dr. Stephen Gilman, and other attendees during her Julius B. Richmond Fellowship presentation of the earlier stages of this work, organized by the Center on the Developing Child, Harvard University.
