The phrase "attends into" is not correct and not usable in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and is likely a misuse of the words "attend" and "into."
Example: "He attends into the meeting every week." (This is incorrect.)
Alternatives: "attends to" or "participates in".
At twenty-five, he ran for and won a seat on the state Railroad Commission, turning practically the first meeting he attended into a denunciation of Standard Oil.
Mr. Pratt, who now uses the name Geronimo ji Jaga, returned to his hometown, Morgan City, La., where he works with a community group to convert the abandoned, once-segregated school he attended into a youth center.
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In 1638 the Rev. John Davenport and the merchant Theophilus Eaton founded the New Haven Colony to establish a Puritan "Bible State" in which, by its original covenant, "the word of God shall be the onely rule to be attended into in ordering the affayres of government".
Their new tool, Conference Explorer, turns planning which events to attend into a science, they say.
What's heartening is that college very clearly doesn't turn those who attend into conformists; this despite the fact that nearly all non-athletes loudly conform (countless high school activities that are frequently meaningless, but that impress admissions directors looking for diverse interests) in the hope of receiving a fat envelope from Stanford.
Finally, I agree that having so few minorities at specialized high schools turns those minority students who do attend into representatives of their race, which is unhealthy.
Then in the 93rd minute, Detroit City FC's Alec Lasinski accomplished what most were hoping for, beating an outstretched FC United keeper, sending most of the 6,245 who attended into a frenzy.
But chances are that if you can relate to any of the following, you're pretty much a 100percentt, leotard wearing, vocal exercising, cast party attending, Into the Woods singing, jazz sneaker loving, Ethel Merman-adoring, loud and proud Great White Way geek.
Or — the more likely path — they will have to take on the laborious task of reimagining and transforming old institutions, such as the churches they used to attend, into new ones that can produce social connections and eventually political power.
