Engineers have to mark attendance and log hours; and they have to maintain good numbers in order to be considered for promotions.
Tutor time usually occurs first thing in the morning and after lunch at British schools when students attend a short class; their form tutor marks attendance and gives out school notices and reminders.
As Andy Moles, the coach who has been in charge of Kenya, Scotland and New Zealand, said, they aren't here to mark attendance.
Croatian soldiers will be in attendance, marking their nation's admission into the European Union.
American Premiere to be in Baltimore, home town of H.L. Mencken, and we hear he will be there marking first theatrical attendance in that City by him in 35 years.
On Broadway, the months between January and the beginning of March are usually a lull time for theatre attendance, marked by the closing of many long-running shows.
But earlier this year, they had a chance encounter, began to get on – and marked their joint attendance at the Brit awards by posing for the cameras, locked in a stagey embrace.
The years following the conclusion of World War II were marked by rising attendance, the growth of the minor leagues, and in 1947 the racial integration of the game (for more on the integration of baseball, see Blacks in baseball, below).
Last weekend marked my first attendance -- and presentation -- at a conference.
It was able to sell-out all European dates in ten minutes and marks the largest attendance at The O2 Arena in London, England.
Despite heavy rain and chilly winds, the ceremony was marked by the attendance of many officials, locals, and international and local media.
