Sentence examples for down to attend from inspiring English sources

In one evening, he is down to attend four events.

He is down to attend public speaking competitions and dance displays across London, from Stepney to Lewisham.

Removing all food-related objects from my desk, I sat down to attend to some long-overdue personal correspondence.

The son of a military officer, he spent his youth moving with his family from region to region, then settled down to attend college in Gorky and the All-Union CineMoscowaphy Institute in Moscow.

Tellingly, China's President, Xi Jinping, is down to attend, and the White House has confirmed that President Obama plans to be there, too, yet neither David Cameron nor Angela Merkel has yet pledged to attend – an inconceivable turn of events a few years ago.

But he turned it down to attend the University of Maryland in 1998, on a baseball scholarship.

So many of the themes strike a chord with Elton's own life - right down to attending the Royal College of Music as a young prodigy at the age of 11. Stephen and I have a pact that we'd only do it if the other commits and so we sign up for it.

MoviePass CEO Mitch Lowe has expressed confidence that the service can make a profit from collecting and selling behavioral data about its subscribers, and he told me that he expects that costs will level off as the average subscriber's usage drifts down to attending just one movie per month.

Getting a job in-house comes down to attending events like this one and maintaining genuine, long-term relationships.

I have therefore felt that I had to turn down invitations to attend Russian film festivals.

Much to his parents' dismay, Kluwe turned down Harvard to attend U.C.L.A., where he graduated in 2003 with a double major in political science and history.