Sentence examples for something to attend from inspiring English sources
If she has something to attend, Fourquet will probably lend her one of his expensive dresses".
In addition, the group will recommend that election for the delegates and the question of whether they will even have something to attend be voted on at the same time -- in the general election next November.
I ask them an obvious question, but one that sometimes they don't think of, which is, "Where is the first interesting sentence?" If it's not the first one, then that's something to attend to.
People still attend Warped Tour in hoards, but once upon a time, it meant something to attend or play here: It meant you were emo, pop-punk, or scene, or you belonged to a band that had a ridiculous name like Bowling for Soup or Cute Is What We Aim For.
People still attend the Warped Tour in hoardes, but once upon a time, it meant something to attend or play here: It meant you were emo, pop-punk, or scene, or you belonged to a band that had a ridiculous name like Bowling for Soup or Cute Is What We Aim For.
Without these push alerts, mobile web users might have never realized there was something urgent to attend to on Facebook.
Either they're super important (unlikely), have something urgent to attend to (also unlikely) or are just obnoxious (most likely).
I didn't watch it live (I had something urgent to attend to, like plucking unsightly hairs from my ears) and only read enough to get the gist of what she'd done.
The children in those photos, my uncles, ventured north in search of something better, only to attend segregated public schools in Chicago.
"When you have a difficult job, a job that takes emotional energy, having something like that to attend to was a joy," she said.
