Sentence examples for can only attend from inspiring English sources
You can only attend if you are invited, sorry folks.
Because there is little downtime built into the tennis calendar, Zvonareva said she can only attend classes intermittently.
She can only attend very closely to what other people say about their own marriages, as though searching for a key to hers.
You can only attend one once every three years, which means if you offend again within that period you will have to take the points.
Students with disabilities and mental health issues, students in need of individual support sessions, PhD students requiring supervision, students with childcare issues (usually women) who can only attend daytime tutorials, students seeking careers advice – they all rely on regional offices.
Unusually, Toshiba won't release its first-half results until Saturday, as many of its new board members have been appointed from outside and can only attend meetings at weekends.
The child can only be enrolled, attend school regularly and participate in after-school activities with the assistance of the family.
But the last word should go to someone who wasn't able to be at the there, who tweets under the name LegalAidLass: "As I sit and revise Client in the Community for my final LPC exam, I can only dream of attending #lalys as a legal aid lawyer some day!" Fiona Bawdon is a freelance journalist and co-founder of the Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year Awards.
Perhaps he was only attending to reality.
"I boycotted Sixfields, only attending away games.
