Sentence examples for last attendance from inspiring English sources

Under the Local Government Act 1972, any councillor who "fails throughout a period of six consecutive months from the date of last attendance to attend any meeting of the authority" will be disqualified from the council.

It was our last attendance".

Educational records of deceased students are closed for 25 years after date of last attendance; researchers should be prepared to show proof of death.

Such voices had hoped for 12,000 for this first game of three – double the last attendance to watch Irish play Sarries at the Madejski.

58percentt of Chicago arts-school alumni took up residence in the city within 5 years of the date of their last attendance.

If it is not possible to verify date of death, the student will be assumed to be deceased 80 years after date of graduation, or date of last attendance.

Over all, Broadway musicals and plays took in $24.1 million last week, compared to $25 million for the comparable week last season; attendance was 218,448 compared to 254,941 this time last year, a reflection of fewer shows now running on Broadway.

Last year the team was second to last in attendance, with an average of about 13,000 people a game for the 16,000-seat arena.

Unfortunately, last week's performance may very well be his last White House attendance for a while.

Attendance, as low as 600 fans on some nights, has hovered at an average of 930, ranking the team last in attendance among the 14 Class A clubs in the New York-Penn Leaccordingording to the latest figures from the Minor League Baseball Association.

The franchise has slipped to dead last in attendance, averaging 13,306 fans a game this season.