Sentence examples for you will ever attend from inspiring English sources

This is the most physically exhausting party you will ever attend.

This is likely to be the only time you will ever attend a show that features verbatim contributions from a dolphin.

Our very own Brian Logan also praises the spoof boardroom drama concluding that it "remains far more entertaining than any [meeting] you will ever attend - and more so than many comedy shows, too".

New York's cultural history is alive and well in the form of photography books, onscreen recreations, and the stories your older friends tell you about the parties they attended and how they were better than any parties you'll ever attend.

I've been there; standing center stage at the most depressing "election night celebration" you'll ever attend.

It was one of the rawest press conferences that anyone will ever attend.

Williams, the outgoing chair, wrote in a foreword for this year's gathering: "The 2014 conference is set to be the most important any of us will ever attend as we usher in a period of major change resulting from the independent review".

Garcia said the city's staggering shooting rate is proof the mayor's plans have not worked, adding, "[I've] been to more funerals for young people shot as a result of gun violence than the mayor will ever attend".

"But I doubt you will ever see a synchrotron at an airport scanning your luggage".

I don't know that I'll ever attend another [art fair] because they're just depressing.

This Q&A, the most important you'll likely ever attend, brings you answers that are the soulful seeds to the only thing we have control over: who we are or choose to be, how much we consciously choose growth over why me and, overall, what we think about what happens around us, every day.