“It involves attendance at weekly two-hour workshops for a period of seven weeks.”

“The first weekend game there produced the largest attendance at a Saturday game in the club's history.”

“The attendance at the stadium concerts at the College of the City of New York last summer was one of the largest in its history.”

“The attendee at the concert may think of those compositions as being German, but they may also think of them as being wonderful music without paying any attention whatsoever to the nationality of the composer.”

“She was the only attendee, watching intently as he coaxed snakes from one basket to another with the mouth of his oboe.”

“Indeed, most people of any age would note the entrance of a tardy attendee.”

“Godric had been his personal attendant since his sixteenth year, and the man had been just as preoccupied about the state of Briar's appearance then as he was now.”

“Planning for her birthday made him feel like just another fawning attendant.”

“While the king's attendant was gone to buy food, the king, being fatigued by the labor of his journey, immediately threw himself upon a bed and fell asleep.”

“I am still a believer, but not as regular a church attender as I should be.”

“I was a remarkably regular attender at my doctor's surgery for a variety of minor complaints.”

“Cosmetics and herbal remedies will be huge with soccer moms, muses another attender.”

“The main argument being used against live telecasts is that they will slash attendances on cold winter nights.”

“But it was not just the fine weather that accounted for the record attendances.”

“The large attendances at his funeral services showed the deep respect in which he was held in the parish.”

“Bicycles are parked in special areas which are watched over by attendants, so your bike doesn't get nicked.”

“He, thus accoutered, is led from door to door by two attendants who likewise assist in holding up his arms by grasping the staves.”

“Next time, I'll take you to a place where they have attendants in the ladies' room to turn on the faucets for you and hand you towels.”

“The new keeper of the mineral collection at the university, Dr. Bill Minarik, took attendees to view the collection.”

“Electronic search engines located in kiosks outside the streetscape will direct attendees to the products serving their industry segments.”

“A quorum of 500 attendees was required by the society to pass amendments to their by-laws.”

“A range of day care services are available to both these residents and 63 day attenders who come from Dungarvan and its surrounding areas.”

“We have shown that medically unexplained symptoms account for a substantial proportion of the secondary care usage by frequent attenders.”

“Water brought by the attenders will be blessed during the ceremony, and can then be sprinkled on the graves.”