Sentence examples for would try to attend from inspiring English sources

Over the next two years, whenever Mr. Landsman traveled, he would try to attend local government meetings.

"We'll have a lot of happy fellows and ladies," said Mr. Rose, who predicted that many would try to attend.

When I mentioned that a tea was being held that afternoon so I could interview female students interested in science and gender, Urry said she would try to attend.

The scholars, Mo Shaoping and He Weifang, said they suspected that the government feared that they would try to attend the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo next month honoring the jailed dissident Liu Xiaobo.

A spokesperson for the student group Scholarism said members would try to attend the flag-raising ceremony at Golden Bauhinia square in the morning, but would not chant slogans or seek conflict if they were allowed in.

Could you be in Lausanne on Saturday 15th afternoon to take part?" In response Zarif said he would try to attend, noting that he had to be back in Tehran the following day to receive African foreign ministers.

Mr Griffin told the BBC he would not try to attend the event.

W034 (Elder) "I would like to try to attend a group session but honestly I don't feel like talking about my mental health issues in front of other people.

W004 (Elder) However not all people felt able to engage in a group: "I would like to try to attend a group session but honestly I don't feel like talking about my mental health issues in front of other people.

He continued: "The Glasgow Games were not in my plans for 2014 until Trevor Taubman, Team Isle of Man general manager, reminded me that having begun my Commonwealth Games journey in Scotland in 1986 it seems fitting that I should try to attend what would be my final Commonwealth Games again in Scotland in 2014.

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