Sentence examples for own attendance from inspiring English sources
Weakness of School Catchment Area Mapping: - Teachers are not using pins to display non-attending students: teachers want to keep their own attendance ledgers, but this misses the point of using the map, accessible to the community, to track attendance.
Museums report their own attendance numbers and use different counting methods.
Which means you can make back some of the money you have spent and maybe even subsidise your own attendance at games.
Barghouti described his own attendance at Tel Aviv University, where he did an MA in philosophy and ethics, as a "private matter".
He reminded me that teams can't really be trusted to report their own attendance and sales figures accurately when he acknowledged, without hesitation, that the Marlins had been inflating season-ticket numbers for years.
In formally naming M. Couve de Murville to head the French delegation at this most exceptional Assembly meeting in United Nations history, Gen. de Gaulle also foreclosed any question of his own attendance.
"The only income we can get is from the Football League and our own attendances.
"During the 2008-09 season, Fortuna competed in the 3rd Liga where they set their own average attendance record at over 28,000 per game.
Nor was anyone about to point out how neatly the scene burnished Mr. Bush's own spotty attendance record as a pilot during Vietnam, when he was safely at home as a member of the Texas Air National Guard, a k a the Champagne Unit for its high quotient of Houston society sons.
Personal experience with TSGs was assessed by quantifying the professionals' own meeting attendance to both open and closed meetings (members only) on an ordinal scale (0, 1 30, 30 90, 90 500, > 500 meetings) [ 31].
Describing his own chapel attendances at Bucknell College in rural Pennsylvania, which mirror those of Marcus Messner, he says he felt 'like a Houyhnhnm who had strayed on to the campus from Gulliver's Travels'.
