Sentence examples for normally attend from inspiring English sources

"Kids come who don't normally attend dance performances," Anne Kuite, a spokeswoman, said.

On December 13th, for example, 470 women came, far more than normally attend any sort of health centre.

Still, Mr. Law's undeniable charisma and gender-crossing sex appeal may captivate Broadway theatergoers who wouldn't normally attend productions of Shakespeare.

That's about 8,000 fewer people than would normally attend a Northwestern home game, said Hammer, the university spokesman, but this game is generating far more attention.

The lure for listeners who normally attend for the rock offerings was the American premiere of "Popcorn Superhet Receiver" (2005), a gritty, energetic string orchestra work by Jonny Greenwood, the lead guitarist of Radiohead.

His unusual step – high-ranking officials do not normally attend mass public protests – is a measure of how high the stakes are at a summit next week of world leaders, called by the secretary-general, to discuss climate change.

It meets once a week and is normally attended by the prime minister.

Auditions take place about every year and are normally attended by candidates from around the world.

An academic covering the trial describes attention on Naomi's testimony as "off the scale", with a court normally attended by 20-odd accredited journalists under siege from several hundred.

The General Audience takes place in St Peter's Square, Vatican City at 10.30am, and they are public events normally attended by thousands, and which the pope is driven around in an open-topped vehicle.

The unusually quick decision to reappoint Mr. Annan so far in advance of the year-end deadline, without a hint of the political squabbling that normally attends this process, was hailed by Arthur C. I. Mbanefo, Nigeria's ambassador, as "a unique show of solidarity and support".