Sentence examples for felt attending from inspiring English sources

Just hours before hospitalisation, Webster had tweeted about the "goosebumps" she felt attending the opening of the Olympics.

While many felt attending the show would help bring them some closure, others felt it was too soon. .

If this were your house of worship, how safe would you feel attending Sabbath services with your family, including young children with a group of protesters waving American flags in your face as they pack guns in clear view?

But taking the time to spend alone with each individual child to get to know them very well leads the child to respect the parent because they feel attended to in a significant way that they are grateful for.

Pregnant women who did not feel attended to by health professionals had an odds of HTC that was 52% lower than those who fell attended to (OR = 0.48; p < 0.05), Table  2.

After becoming famous, she continued to attend Al-Izhar Junior High School instead of being home schooled like most Indonesian child stars because she felt that "attending a normal school is more fascinating," with more friends and chances to socialise.

Listening to her felt like attending a live reading of all of Wikipedia.

Layden said he did not know whether Sprewell felt like attending.

In the interview last week, Mrs. Obama did not say how Malia and Sasha felt about attending inauguration events.

"She felt that attending to her own needs detracted from doing good and knowing God," Ms. Nash said.

I had a few days to think over the malaise I felt on attending CEATEC and wandering the streets of Tokyo last week.