Sentence examples for recent attendance from inspiring English sources

St. Andrews, its reputation burnished by Prince William's recent attendance, is not the only ancient Scottish university with an influx of Americans.

I'd persuaded his bosses to give me a shot at driving a Zamboni on the basis of my recent attendance at a prestigious race car driving school and a binder supplied by my insurance company.

One morning this month, recent attendance figures were announced, teachers were reminded that "we are preparing for something magnificent here, the magnificent lives of these young people," and students were invited to buy Valentine's Day Candygrams from the chess club.

He pointed to the past ties of Mr. Bush and his running mate, Dick Cheney, to the oil industry, as well as Mr. Cheney's recent attendance at an $8 million fund-raiser that drew oil company executives.

If anyone wonders why those two, consider recent attendance figures: In a seven-game homestand concluded last Thursday, the Expos averaged 5,902 fans, drawing a total of 41,317 for four games with first-place Philadelphia and three with Atlanta.

Campaigning in Albany yesterday, Mrs. Clinton defended her recent attendance at a fund-raiser for her Senate campaign sponsored by a group of Pakistani-Americans who wanted the president to visit Pakistan on his trip to South Asia, which begins on Saturday.

And Tsiskaridze will no doubt be drawing on his recent, assiduous attendance at law school to prepare his defence.

But in recent years, attendance dropped amid speculation that the team would move, exacerbated by a feud between the owners: Oren Koules, a producer of the "Saw" horror movies, and Len Barrie, a British Columbia real estate developer.

A home game against Mississippi on Sept. 22 drew a shade under 29,000 people — a colossal crowd by recent Tulane attendance standards — and people all over town that day could be seen wearing T-shirts in support of Walker.

Churches have long played a hidden (and sometimes not so hidden) part in political life, from the black churches' role in the civil-rights era to Evangelical Protestant churches in Mr Bush's re-election.Reliable figures on recent church attendance are hard to come by, but both Gallup polls and church records suggest it was flat between about 1980 and 1998.

In recent years, attendance has dropped and the trainings have lost money or broken even, Choudhury told jurors.