Sentence examples for possibly attend from inspiring English sources

He could not possibly attend the Inauguration.

I said I was visiting from New York and was interested in Pacific cultures, and asked if I could possibly attend the service.

In 2009 Stephen Hawking, a British physicist, performed a variation of this experiment, holding a party for time travellers but sending out the invitations after the event had taken place, so that only visitors from the future could possibly attend.

Which means that if you are a celebrity who has ever even hinted at liberal leanings, you have probably been invited to more anti-Bush fund-raisers, rallies, screenings, concerts and parties than you could possibly attend or even send regrets to.

Even if you had to leave a half-eaten pizza to attend to some emergency, but you couldn't possibly attend to said emergency without passing out halfway through due to acute pizza withdrawal, then this transparent pizza posing pouch could be of use.

Then there are hackathons, press events, and more lame parties than one can possibly attend.

Which means that on any given day, Mr. Kaeyer and Russell A. Davidson, a principal in the firm and its president, are attending early morning meetings with school administrators to refine construction schedules, driving around the county during the day to check on the status of projects and possibly attending community or board of education meetings late at night to discuss blueprints.

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Moon says Mark Cuban and Vint Cerf, the accelerator's high-profile advisors, will provide "high-level advice and big picture guidance," possibly attending events or speaking sessions with the classes; however, he admits that having them also just helps to lend SparkLabs credibility.

Hamburg cell member Ramzi bin al-Shibh was also at the summit, and Mohammed possibly attended.

Harris said her grandson had recently graduated high school and was looking forward to the future, including possibly attending college.