Sentence examples for smaller attendance from inspiring English sources

Bullfighting has been hit hard by the economic crisis, with fewer bullfights and smaller attendance.

Andy Tompkins, the group show director of the events, said the recession would probably mean slightly smaller attendance in 2009.

Sian Llewellyn, the editor of Classic Rock magazine, is keen to point out that "America does have an equivalent Eighties rock revival festival, Rocklahoma, although it has slightly smaller attendance than Rewind," she says.

Increase in Interest Only 37,171 attended the 1995 Belmont, the smallest attendance for the third leg of the Triple Crown since 1956.

That stands as the smallest attendance in World Series history.

The Devil Rays tied for the second-worst record in the major leagues this year and had the smallest attendance.

I sometimes feared that such events would have an embarrassingly small attendance, but I always underestimated his talent for filling auditorium.

The effect can seem minimal; the margin from highest crowd to lowest attendance in Kiev last summer was only 1,400, even if the final had the second smallest attendance at the Olimpiyskiy.

Not So Expensive Mark Cuban weighed in on an article last Sunday in The New York Times about the relatively small attendance decline through the season's first two weeks.

31 5 The most goals scored by the winners of the World Cup final – by Brazil in their 5-2 victoverover the hosts, Sweden, in 1958 2 The number of players who won the World Cup as a player and a manager: Franz Beckenbauer with Germany and Brazil's Mario Zagallo 300 The smallest attendance at a World Cup match, between Romania and Peru in Montevideo, Uruguay, in 1930.

So she started checking in with Joseph in person on a regular basis, setting small attendance goals -- like to be in school three days a week -- with the ultimate goal of full-time attendance by year's end.