Sentence examples for while in attendance from inspiring English sources
Paul Miller, a 2008 Gordon graduate and co-founder of the LGBTQ group "One Gordon"shared with the Boston Globe his hellish experience as to why he couldn't come out as gay while in attendance at the college.
While in attendance, however, I developed concerns that workshops did not address issues facing African American families that are directly attributable to our nation's reliance on fossil fuel energy sources.
While in attendance at a New York Knicks game, Jack asks more about the woman Danny is seeing and Danny reveals details, such as she has never let a man see her feet.
After playing the game in 1891 while in attendance at a northern prep school, Little returned to Alabama where he helped establish the first team at the university for the 1892 season.
At the 1932 Olympics in Los Angeles, California, over 145,000 spectators watched the three game series between the United States and Canada, including 75,000 people who witnessed the first game of the series while in attendance to watch the final of the marathon.
During a session with parents in Lower Manhattan, Ms. Black cracked a joke about crowded schools in the area, asking, "Could we just have some birth control for a while?" Those in attendance were mortified.
Shamen perform songs or icaros while those in attendance sit and wait until they hear a song that resonates with them.
While others in attendance wore suits and blazers, Michael Berg offered his own simple, silent tribute to youngest child, opting not for a jacket and tie, but donning instead a green t-shirt nearly identical to the one worn by his son in that suddenly famous photograph.
While some in attendance were angry and/or confused, the Pride protest provided the flashpoint for many other discussions and opinions surrounding BLM in Toronto and across the country, particularly amid the ongoing tensions in the US.
While many in attendance -- and many more betting "off-track" -- know something about the horses they would watch, most know only their names and the bright colors they and their jockeys wear.
While fans in attendance will never forget the history they witnessed, fans who didn't make it to Citi are now paying up for piece of history, even if it comes second-hand.
