Sentence examples for historically attended from inspiring English sources

The prestigious school in Pretoria was historically attended by whites only but now admits black children following the end of apartheid in 1994.

The area known as the Sagebrush territory is part of the city of La Cañada Flintridge, but students living there have historically attended Glendale Unified schools.

Instead, Dr. Bromley pointed to wider trends in religion: Women have, historically, attended religious gatherings and affiliated with organized religions in higher numbers than men.

Instead, Dr Bromley pointed to wider trends in religion: Women have, historically, attended religious gatherings and affiliated with organised religions in higher numbers than men.

The president has historically attended and spoken at the National Prayer Breakfast, an annual Christian event held at the Washington Hilton.

In the past the students attended historically black colleges.

Both attended historically black colleges in the same conference, and their careers have been a journey from invisibility to acknowledgment to respect.

Seventy-five percent of African-American women who earned doctorates in biology between 1975 and 1992 attended historically black colleges, most notably Spelman and Bennett--both women's colleges (Thom, 2001).

Historically, have Justices always attended?

He attended the historically black Clark College in Atlanta (now Clark Atlanta University).

For example, a person who attended a historically black university is likely to be black.