Sentence examples for moving to attend from inspiring English sources

She attended the University of Minnesota's Graduate School of Psychology, where she worked in the psychology department's animal research laboratory, before dropping out and moving to attend Berkeley for a few courses, when she began writing the SCUM Manifesto.

She's hopeful diversity at transformational festivals will continue to increase as more people of color are moved to attend.

Only the few zealots who see spending cuts as the perfect cover for permanently rolling back the state are likely to feel moved to attend".

Although he did not know Mr. Hall, he said, he was moved to attend the service because of what he had heard about him.

Ms. Bruins said she had been moved to attend last Saturday's funeral of Timothy Thomas, the youth slain by Officer Roach.

A sophomore schoolmate, Charley Caldwell Jr., 22, said he was moved to attend the rally by the details of the case.

At least a few were moved to attend after the September 21 execution of Troy Davis.

In this way, lawmakers who control the funding of our schools are tilting us toward an environment where only highly affluent students who can afford to move to attend "better" schools or pay for outside tutoring are able to succeed.

If you're unable to move to attend law school, apply to the schools in your area where you would be competitive, plus a "reach" and a "safety" school.

Subsequently moving to nearby Sirte to attend elementary school, he progressed through six grades in four years.

Moving east to attend Vassar College, a short train ride from Harlem, she practically majored in trips to the Apollo Theater.