Sentence examples for which means attending from inspiring English sources

But the bulk of his job is keeping the Enterprise running from one installment to the next, which means attending to infrastructure and human (or Vulcan) resources.

"Tommy is a proud Irishman who wants to represent his country to the best of his ability, which means attending all IRFU commercial and rugby events throughout the season.

But everyone knew it was a political position, which meant attending cabinet meetings.

After obtaining a degree in mathematics and economics, which meant attending three universities over several years, Wallace joined Harrison in trying to start a business.

This group of patients received routine treatment, which in Pakistan means attending the outpatient clinic and taking prescribed medication.

The start time is 2 30 p.m., which means you can attend the Met's holiday version of "The Magic Flute" — abridged and in English — from 11 a.m. to 12 40 p.m. ($22-$22-$195d still make it with time for lunch, or premonitory glass of something sparkling.

Some of Shahid's family were very unhappy about the conversion, which meant she attended a different mosque.

The Worcester Bright Futures Society organises networking and employability events with top companies; I am a committee member, which means I not only attend the events, but help set them up.

My wife decides to attend, which means I have her in the car both ways, along with all my stuff, all the drums and the drummer.

Unfortunately, I cannot attend, which means I'll probably be watching Blizzard's online stream.

Which means motivating supporters to attend is an integral part of the campaign, making the promise of snacks incredibly influential.