Sentence examples for to attend did from inspiring English sources

The calls to attend did not move everyone.

A number of Mafia chiefs from other parts of the country, who had been expected to attend, did not.

But being recruited, pressured or forced to attend did not appear to translate into a lack of genuine support for Putin.

Only once, when asked about her reasons for not wanting to attend, did she betray her frustration: "I didn't really want to be here.

He was puzzled that several officials who had been scheduled to attend did not appear, among them the Senate majority leader, TOM DASCHLE of South Dakota.

In 1930, Thurgood Marshall, a lanky honors graduate fresh from Lincoln University in Pennsylvania, realized that the law school he hoped to attend did not accept black students.

The high schools, some of which cost more than $30,000 a year to attend, do not offer athletic scholarships, but do provide need-based financial aid.

Simply ceasing to attend a class or telling the instructor you no longer wish to attend does not constitute dropping the class.

But today's push to prepare all students to attend does not mostly come from concern for their moral, cultural or intellectual growth.

Summer classes at I.S. 195, like those in other city schools, are small, averaging 15 students if all of those mandated to attend do so.

If you are unable to attend, don't feel as though you'll be missing out.