Sentence examples for attending like from inspiring English sources
The family was cultured — Regine painted miniatures — and religious, attending, like the Kierkegaards, meetings of the Moravian Congregation of Brethren.
It increasingly seems as if the policy makers attending like physicians to the American economy are peering into their medical kits and coming up empty, their arsenal of pharmaceuticals largely exhausted and the few that remain deemed too experimental or laden with risky side effects.
Make plans to show up at other public events that the member is attending like business forums or community meetings and ask about the ACA.
The same concerns were echoed by Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) from other countries attending like Bolivia, Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, Argentina, and Mexico.
Even the sonata's inward-looking reflections were attended like bel canto mad scenes – limpid but poised on the brink of collapse.
Another driver admitted, as she nearly ran into a group of people in a crosswalk, that she had only attended "like five minutes" of the training.
I should emphasize that "Bengal Tiger" is not a civics lesson kind of play to be dutifully attended like a cultural homework assignment.
Book launches need people to attend: like many promotional events they are aimed at creating a buzz and excitement for the thing being launched.
At some of the shows Ms. Knowles attended, like Giorgio Armani's, the D.J. included hits of hers, usually "Crazy in Love".
Also people who are not ghosts but who are mentioned in the book and did not attend, like Ved Mehta and Henry S. F. Cooper, who used to write about outer space, and the cartoonist Frank Modell.
If there is an important event that you feel you must attend, like a wedding or a college graduation, map out how your responsibilities will be covered during that time and then propose that to your boss, Ms. Sladek says.
