Sentence examples for to attend around from inspiring English sources

The Independent says police are failing to attend around 11% of domestic violence calls, up from 5% between 2012 and 2016.

He said he used to attend around 15 games a year when the team played at Shea Stadium.

By the end of the day, the AA expected to attend around 11,000 call-outs, compared with 9,500 on an average Friday.

Unfortunately, it was hit-or-miss whether or not the guards would unlock my door and take me out for it each morning, so I only actually got to attend around one in three sessions.

The figures for leading US public universities show wealthier students are 3.3 times more likely to attend, with around 40% of the difference explicable by grades, says the study.

Over 6,000 people attended around 250 hours of World Transformed sessions in Liverpool.

Visitors are expected to attend from around the world to see the ground-breaking work of Lee Alexander McQueen.

Ken Sunshine, a publicist who represents performers like John Mellencamp, Leonardo DiCaprio, Ben Affleck (a ubiquitous presence in Boston) and Ms. Streisand, said he had been fielding many invitations from New York liberal groups that want his clients to attend events around the convention.

It's humbling to think about that small girl longing to enter that video store in the early 1990s, to now being permitted to attend cinemas around Saudi Arabia to watch the latest movies — like a normal day in so much of the world.

An estimated 2,000 firefighters manning 200 engines and trucks are expected to attend from around the state and country, a department spokesman said.

The group We Belong Together is holding a 48-hour fast on the National Mall next week, with 100 women expected to attend from around the country.