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attend

[uh-tend] / əˈtɛnd /






Example Sentences

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"I was to go on holiday and had to pull out and recently attended a wedding reception but had to come home after half an hour, hopefully this treatment will normalise things for me."

From BBC

He knows his mother would have not been there watching in person because she was too nervous to attend.

From Los Angeles Times

“This project has been a tremendous example of bipartisan and international cooperation. It’s going to open one way or another, and the governor looks forward to attending the ribbon cutting.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The Daily Record has since reported that Duncan-Glancy continued her friendship with Morton after he was jailed for further offences and that he attended her birthday party late last year.

From BBC

Kris Harrison did not attend the hearing to give evidence.

From BBC