Sentence examples for definitely attend from inspiring English sources
'definitely attend' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use this phrase when you want to express that you are certain you will attend something. For example: "I will definitely attend the meeting tomorrow."
"My wife and I will definitely attend others in the future.
By comparison, among white graduates, 27 percent thought they would definitely attend college, and 31 percent said they would "probably" attend.
He added that Sharif may be too busy to attend at such short notice, but that a senior member of the government would definitely attend.
Ms. Spacek said she would definitely attend the ceremonies on March 24 at the Kodak Theater, the Oscars' new permanent home at the heart of Hollywood Boulevard.
Although Telfair was not invited to the media event, he said he would definitely attend the draft today, and he would be dressed, as the saying goes, like a million bucks.
It's £20, but if you're in the area you should definitely attend (barring it's not already sold out, which is a strong possibility) because chances are she won't be appearing again in the UK anytime soon.
I would learn, when I asked some people who didn't show up the next day, that "definitely attending" on Facebook means "maybe" and "maybe attending" means "likely not".
Schools like these applicants because they are definitely attending.
In a survey (n = 5440) to determine how willing elderly people would be to participate in falls-prevention activities, more than 40% of people would definitely not attend group sessions of strength and balance retraining.
And, as a result, we can confirm the following people will definitely be attending this year's Bilderberg conference in Sitges.
I'll definitely be attending.
