Sentence examples for later attendance from inspiring English sources

When he left, nine years later, attendance was 65,000 annually, and he had also increased the endowment by millions.

A week later, attendance at the Best Buy 400 in Dover was 133,000, down from 145,000 in 2007.

A month later, attendance at a high school in Durham, North Carolina, dropped precipitously after a student was taken into custody by immigration agents while walking to school.

When the Minneapolis school system began starting the academic day an hour later, attendance improved, and so did student alertness (or so the students said).

A few years later, attendance was down, so they dreamed up the designated hitter to pump up the offense.

In the rural areas, being a multiparous was associated with later attendance of ANC and fewer ANC visits.

Later, after attendance figures were tallied, she said 88.5 percent of students across the city were in school, though the attendance rate of disabled children was slightly lower.

In 1953, a single-day track record of 33,404 attended a Labor Day program; Four years later, average attendance was a record 17,468.

The data set, which spanned 1988 through 2009, included information on classroom assignments and test scores in grades four through eight, and for those who attended elementary school in the early part of that range the students' later college attendance and their earnings at age 28.

The little bear was shown to the public 15 weeks later, and attendance at the zoo has roughly doubled since, officials there said.

Nearly ninety years later, theatre attendance is tumbling again, audiences and critics are disgruntled, and each new week brings a lament about the feeble box-office and a postmortem for some surefire hit that no one came to see.