Sentence examples for easy to attend from inspiring English sources

It's easy to attend weddings that go off without a hitch and never once reflect deeply about love, commitment and everyday married life.

The team are students of story craft – Druckmann says their LA location makes it easy to attend Hollywood story seminars, and mentions a visit the entire design department took to a Pixar talk on its famously successful story processes.

There is so much you can learn if you apply yourself and take the courses you are interested in rather than the courses that are simply easy to attend". For the wine industry, he has only one question: "Does anyone have a job they need filled?" Kari Richards is undergraduate coordinator for the Viticulture and Enology Program.

And all of these events are accessible, easy to attend, and ready for your pitches.

But unlike the Superbowl, the Derby is relatively easy to attend, and there is nothing that equals being there in person.

As one of the best universities in the world, Duke is not easy to attend; earning a Duke degree proved to be a significant challenge for me, with a significant amount of reading and writing each week.

The company has tried to make the shows easier to attend in another sense as well.

The little power that remained with the estates was wielded at the local level, as provincial assemblies were easier to attend and manage as well as better at adhering to regional custom.

Many minority students are also bused to distant schools attended mainly by other poor minority students to fill seats when, cluster proponents say, they would be better off staying in schools nearer their homes, where it is easier to attend after-school programs.

For one thing, because virtual summits are online and eliminate the need to book a flight or hotel, they're a lot easier to attend — and for parents like me, that's a major bonus because it means less time spent traveling and more time with family.

Shy people will be surprised to hear this, but it's much easier to attend a networking event if you're the one giving the speech.