Sentence examples for attenders from inspiring English sources

According to VoteWatch data shared with the Guardian, Ukip MEPs have attended 75% of rollcall votes in the current parliament, compared with Labour's 91% attendance record, the Conservatives' 81% and the SNP (worst attenders) on 71%.

AT SXSW, a techie festival that took place in Texas earlier this month, some lucky attenders were able briefly to immerse themselves in HBO's fantasy television series, "Game of Thrones".

The most regular attenders among the 28 countries polled are in Cyprus and Greece, where only 2.4% and 4.9% respectively say they do not go to church.

Most were baptized, listed on church rolls, married to practicing Christians, and frequent or at least sporadic attenders of services of Christian worship.

It has been noticeable that the audiences have contained first-time attenders of symphonic works, adults unaccompanied by children.

My long campaign against booking fees in the arts, not least the meaningless "handling" charges, has always emphasised how much they irritate arts attenders, no matter how small the charges might be.

Devotees also started holding Star Trek conventions; Majel Roddenberry attended her first convention in 1972, and continued to be a regular attender for decades.

However, he would regret it if the church lost its "credibility" among non-attenders who, he says, frequently feel warmly disposed to it "thanks to generations of love and service".

The people who try to market orchestras have a name for these annoying phantoms: they are "culturally aware non-attenders," to quote a recent article in the magazine Symphony.

Weddings make you think about what marriage means; is that something that Santorum and other non-attenders are afraid of?

Though a committed Labour party member, and a regular attender of PLP meetings and annual conferences well into his 90s, he saw politics less as a career and more as part of a moral crusade.