“attendance”可以造什么句，attendance造句

We find with this format, we get 80% attendance.

Other players in attendance included Kyle Lowry, Ronnie Brewer, Tyreke Evans, and Jarrett Jack.

In conclusion, I believe that class attendance should not be required for university students.

Planning an amusement park begins with calculating what the parks attendance will be on an averAge day.

Q: the 8th China-ASEAN Expo will inaugurate tomorrow. Please brief us on the attendance of ASEAN leaders.

"A very eminent solicitor is in attendance, gentlemen." says Coy,"who, I am informed, was accidentally present, when discovery of the death was made."

In the United States many amusement and theme parks have seen attendance drop this year notably holiday destination centers run by Disney and Universal.

'Very early on, we had to enforce the attendance policy and scare people: we had to say,' Look, if you miss more than two days, you don't get the degree, "he says."

I accepted and wanted to support them. However, on reflection I believe my attendance could divert attention from the purpose of the occasion which is to focus on the life and service of Diana.

The grants are aimed at increasing enrollment, attendance, and keeping kids in class.

People tend to underestimate the extent to which the old industry supports things like … concert attendance.

In a given year, this elusive ideal might require more violinists, goalies, aspiring engineers or students who can pay the full cost of attendance.

The pious Middle Ages were serious about their religious offenses, and each town's church generally ran its own kind of court to investigate everything from bad attendance to heresy.

Thank you for attendance!

Implementing a model of skilled delivery attendance that integrates modern medical and traditional Andean elements is feasible and sustainable.

We would receive a phone call or a piece of mail requesting our attendance at an event, and we were expected to call or write back—with an affirmative or negative response.

That first citation back in 1297 has the word suit with both meanings: attendance at court; and also the similarity of attire of those attending court.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, there in brief attendance, stops to embrace Queen Rania before departing.