Sentence examples for mostly attended from inspiring English sources

In Gaza, Hamas has been holding workshops and seminars, mostly attended by its supporters, to develop arguments against the United Nations effort.

Though I was born in the American Midwest, and mostly attended American schools, my name remains a vestigial marker of my ancestors' profession.

Until the last several years, the vigils had been mostly attended by people in their 40s and older — those who had experienced soaring hopes for democratization in 1989, followed by crushing disappointment.

Thirteen years ago, Juilliard decided to do something about that and asked aspiring choreographers and composers to create short works together, to be performed at a lunchtime concert, open to all, but mostly attended by students and friends.

The last episode, which took place inside the studio on 25 May 25 2011, was mostly attended by Morehouse students who were, in true Oprah-fashion, recipients of a scholarship fund she has there.

It's hard for some Westerners to accept third world cities' spending money on contemporary art exhibitions, mostly attended by foreigners, while services for their citizens, like clean water, may still be lacking.

El-Halaby, 21, grew up in Cairo, mostly attending English-language schools.

It dubbed the student-led teams that frequent college-hosted conferences the World Division and the faculty-led teams that mostly attend organization-hosted conferences the National Division.

"I hate that I can't speak out, but I am a middle-aged woman who mostly attends games on my own and I would receive abuse in return".

Education is often touted as the way out of poverty, but American students mostly attend neighborhood public schools that are funded heavily by property taxes, so if you're born into a low-income area, your school is often subpar.

In other words, Hofstra honors college students, like students in all honors colleges, get some honors-only courses but mostly attend regular classes, where they get individually designed enrichment components that augment the regular curriculum.