15 Metaphors for attendance

The attendance was largetrustees, faculty, and visiting brethren.

The attendance and receipts of the 1912 World's Championship Series were the highest of any series ever played, excelling even the receipts of the 1911 Athletic-Giant series, which reached proportions of such magnitude that it was thought they would not soon be exceeded, or even equaled.

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And presently attendance for that purpose became a trade; some of the most violent deputies hiring a regularly appointed troop to take their station in the galleries, and paying them daily wages to applaud or hiss in accordance with the signs which they themselves made from the body of the hall.

Preferment is bestow'd, that comes unsought; Attendance is a bribe, and then 'tis bought.

The total attendance was 22,265 pupils, 15,108 boys and 7,157 girls.

Its average day attendance is 240; its average Sunday morning attendance 275; whilst on a Sunday afternoon the regular number is 425.

From the old, Herbert would learn many a lesson of piety and resignation, and feel that attendance on such beds of death was in truth a blessing to himself.

The average attendance on the Sunday is boys, 250; girls, 320.

The space occupied and the attendance required is only about half that of boxes required to do the same amount of work on the old system.

But, after all, attendance at the Cabinet, though a most important, is only an occasional, event in the life of one of her Majesty's Ministers.

In 1892 only 11.1 per cent of the children of school age were enrolled and the average attendance was a little over 7 per cent.

The attendance of the Yearly Meeting has been the occasion of many and solemn warnings and advices, and, I trust, the reception of some real instruction.

In addition to the fact that the small attendance of the senate was a proof to the allies that the state was prostrated by the pestilence, they further received this melancholy answer: That the Hernicans, as well as the Latins, must now defend their possessions by their own unaided exertions.

But our horses, Naughty Boy and Aurora, which arrived here two days ago with the trainer Webb and Jack Goose, the jockey, are on the list for Thursday; therefore my aunt's attendance at the Sunday races was merely a platonic affair.

15 Metaphors for  attendance