Sentence examples for older attendees from inspiring English sources

He acknowledges, though, that, for older attendees, there is an inevitable shadow over any obituary event: "You do start to see yourself there.

Most of the older attendees I spoke to have been reading Pym since the early nineteen-eighties, and, when I asked what they loved about her novels, they described them in the same terms used by Larkin, referring to their "comic irony," their "nuance and humanity," and their attention to the "quiet, small dramas of life".

Last Sunday at 7 p.m., the audience was a show in itself, consisting mostly of excitable college-age people in jeans, parkas and other "Blair Witch" chic, though even the older attendees willingly put their hands in the air and screamed, "Rock the nation!" on cue, in a way they never did at the Old Vic.

Most of the younger lay disciples are relatives of regular, older attendees.

The wisdom infused by those older attendees and the enthusiasm and determination of the younger teachers give me hope that our public school system can be saved.

There were some older attendees, whose professorial attire and seething resentment for contemporary society recalled the angriest people to ever attend a history department faculty meeting.  .

The 3- to 6-year olds, attendees at a day care center, consumed the same amount of food by weight, regardless of whether the meals included puréed vegetables.

Young and old attendees were united by a desire for something different, and open-minded enough to follow the instructions delivered some days before: wear black tie and "bring a flower for a lover or a stranger".

Only 8% of all consultations of STD centers are in the group of 15-19 year old attendees [ 8].

It's long overdue," Arielle Cheifetz, a 23-year-old attendee, said of BroadwayCon.

To one crusty old attendee, it felt a bit like the Yippie camp-in at Spokane that he stumbled onto back in 1974.