Sentence examples for least attend from inspiring English sources

Downing Street is increasingly confident that leaders from the key territories will at least attend the summit, after those from the Cayman Islands said they would come.

(Sulcas) TAP EXTRAVAGANZA (Sunday) Jimmy Slyde, the great tapper who died last Friday, was scheduled to appear, or at least attend, the 19th edition of this show, which honors well-known tap personalities.

Ross offered full details of the arrangements whereby, as Allen writes, William Shawn would "eat, or at least attend, four or even five meals a day to accommodate all the important people in his life".

The author's father carried on a four-decade extramarital affair, and his reticence about his complicated double life ("it wasn't uncommon for him to eat, or at least, attend four or even five meals a day to accommodate all the important people in his life") created an atmosphere in which secrecy and repression flourished.

Students are consumers, who, ostensibly at least, attend college to learn and acquire knowledge and skills.

"In this deepening humanitarian crisis, UNICEF calls for the urgent protection of women and children and a return to normal life so children can at least attend school in peace".

Unfortunately, however, the race in Turkey has been one of the least attended on the calendar.

Of those four matches, the least attended was the international friendly against the defending UEFA Champions League winner.

Dzhokhar, at least, attended the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, a prestigious state school.

Sometimes the least attended speaker is the best guide to what is going on.

John Stringer, who was president of Northern Ireland's Chamber of Commerce in the 1980s during the Troubles, recalls that Catholic and Protestant workers in his ceramic firm at least attended each other's family weddings and funerals.