Sentence examples for draw attendance from inspiring English sources

There have been other efforts to draw attendance.

The six-game Interstate 70 rivalry between the St . LouisCardinals and the Kansas City Royals this season drew attendance in both their ballparks that exceeded their averages.

For kindergarten through 12th grade, the guidelines tell school districts that they can shape policies on locating schools, drawing attendance boundaries and governing student transfers to achieve a better racial mix.

At least 16 of the 24 games drew attendances of fewer than 1,000, with a couple of clubs setting records for their lowest attendances.

And the event is expected to draw an attendance of 25,000 during its 10-day run.

Largely because Hamm is such a draw, league attendance averages 8,472 a game, above the expectation of 7,500.

The New York Times explained the court ruling: "It is not enough for school officials to draw school attendance lines that appear to be racially neutral.

It fills the red leather benches with people who may serve for a year or two before retiring to draw their attendance allowances.

But a succession battle after Mr. Schuller retired in 2006 alienated many worshipers, and the Spanish-language services on Sunday now draw greater attendance than those conducted in English by Mr. Schuller's daughter — a reflection of the changing demographics of Orange County.

The exhibit, which features 50 artifacts from Tut's tomb as well as 80 from other royal pharaohs, will undoubtedly draw major attendance.

According to Ms. Morgan, the event has drawn steady attendance; this year, 4,000 people are expected to attend the conference and 15,000 are expected at the film festival.