Sentence examples for which attendance from inspiring English sources

Piero's art is a multitudinous pictorial theatre, at which attendance amounts to complicity.

26], is preparing a law under which attendance at non-denominational state schools would be compulsory for all German children.

With a shrug of his shoulders, Owens noted that he was not the first or only N.F.L. player to miss a session in which attendance is not mandatory.

THIS summer may be the first in three years in which attendance and box office figures started out a little down from the previous year.

It's all quite a contrast to the N.H.L.'s other lockout-shortened half-season, 1994-95, in which attendance was flat and American viewership decreased.

He said after the first two quarters of this fiscal year, in which attendance was robust, the museum hoped it might meet its goal of 4.3 million visitors for the year.

"Average daily attendance rates mask chronic absenteeism," said Hedy Chang, director of Attendance Works, which promotes attendance-improvement programs nationwide.

A randomly selected subgroup of students from first-year courses (N = 6954) was offered large incentives (worth AUD 55,000) to attend PASS which increased attendance by an estimated 0.47 hours each.

If your request is granted, the police office will have to drive out of his or her way to attend the trial, which makes attendance less likely.

Emma de Souza, from the Society of London Theatre, which analyses attendance figures, says vaguely: "There was a definite decrease in people attending.

So will the West End 2 ocean swimming beach, which had attendance of about 10,000 last summer.