Sentence examples for sort to attend from inspiring English sources

The president gave Democratic partisans much to enjoy indeed, if they are the sort to attend his campaign rallies, his finest zingers would have been well-known to them, as he drew heavily on his stump speeches for well-honed attack lines.

The party was quite crazy -- I think you needed to be under 25, young, skinny and have some sort of piercing to attend.

The evidence came from audiences — the sort of patrons who pay to attend Off Broadway shows early on and have more power than they may realize to shape new plays, even one by a Pulitzer Prize winner like Mr. Shanley ("Doubt").

Tell us what you want as a present, what parties we have to attend, and sort out what holiday you have from work - or our good cheer is really going to curdle.

I ask Ant what sort of people he expects to attend the party.

The most he will ask is why you want to attend this sort of church and how you came to find God.

Ensuring all students get the prerequisite courses they need to attend some sort of post-secondary education after graduation including 2 and 4 year colleges and career/tech schools.

Find a good friend you can call and then he/she can call you back in a few minutes so you can say you have some sort of crisis you need to attend to.

By Hilton Als Years ago, an outrageous young man-about-town used to attend all sorts of parties, both high and low.

The idea that a mayor would attend a major international sports event in his own backyard would not normally qualify as big news, but Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's trip to the Arthur Ashe Stadium in Flushing Meadows, Queens, reflected a policy change of sorts: his predecessor, Rudolph W. Giuliani, refused to attend the tournaments for eight years.

Over the next year you can be sure that the Synectics creative thinking system will be in operation at Microsoft and all the employees will be required to attend all sorts of "creative thinking" classes.