Sentence examples for has attended over from inspiring English sources

He could not possibly have known the personal backgrounds of every individual who has joined him at the many rallies he has attended over the years.

"It's hard to talk or even hear yourself think," said the Guardian's Lauren Gambino, who has attended over 40 Clinton events this election.

Mr. Elms, 58, estimates that in 25 months he has attended over 350 job groups, looked at hundreds of thousands of job openings and sent out over 1,500 résumés.

The second half of the book is an odd but interesting mixture of cultural criticism, learned philosophising – Barthes, Schopenhauer, Johnny Rotten – self-exploration and, gleaned from the countless meetings, shrinks and groups that Hoskyns has attended over the years, a conspicuous strain of therapeutic advice.

The early day motion tabled by Slaughter on "white goods fires and product recalls" notes that the London fire brigade "has attended over 2,000 incidents since 2011 to tackle fires involving white goods, with an estimated cost to the public purse of over £118m" and with "devastating" consequences for those involved.

In television appearances and in a statement published Friday, Mr. Obama denounced the remarks made in a church that he has attended over the last two decades and criticized Mr. Wright, who officiated at his wedding, baptized his children and served as his spiritual mentor.

Of course, in the meetings I've attended over the years, anonymity has always been a kind of collective fiction.

For Port Authority employees, past and present, this was only the latest of many memorials they have attended over the past five months.

We launched our campaign, #FiftyShadesofRed, in a bid to highlight some of the less conventional incidents we've attended over the past few years.

Residents with memories of all the graduation parties, weddings and funerals they had attended over the years at the old hall — not to mention the legendary ham and bean dinners — were unwilling to let their local post die.

The plaintiffs charged that the Army's New York division tried forcing them to sign forms revealing the churches they had attended over the past 10 years, name their ministers and agree to the Army's mission "to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ".