Read full poem →residence toward his degree. The ex ression, then, simp]
irregularity of attendance. . piv fenteas
63. cf. Herrick: ‘Gather ye rosebuds while ye may.”
Dictionary Entry
The state of attending; presence or waiting upon.
In a Sentence
“Attendance at the meeting is required.”
Origin
Origin details are still being enriched for this entry.
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Poetry examples for “attendance”
Excerpts from the ReadingWillow English Library collection.
Read full poem →Atlas Powder Co 1216 Grand Walnut-3257
Attendance & Labor Dept May Goodrell
Dir 3d fl 639 3d. ..Walnut-2204
Read full poem →I attended a private school and could read before my
fourth year. Conditions were such that my attendance at
school was very irregular. I quit school in my eighth
Read full poem →arousing, by his constant attendance upon her, the
jealousy of Darnley and the resentment of the assassins.
Read full poem →Page 176
Naught of her glorious attendance; but follows faithful and humble,
The word 'Naught' was either not printed or was obsured during scan of
Read full poem →of the prominent preachers of that state ; and with them
and the Christians in attendance, enjoyed a pleasant
and profitable interview. From thence, going very
Read full poem →In 1711, competence, if not plenty, was again put into his power. He
was, without the trouble of attendance or the mortification of a request,
made Gazetteer. Swift, Freind, Prior, and other men of the same party,
Read full poem →The malice of his enemies had, however, a very fatal consequence: the
delay constrained his attendance in London, where he caught the smallpox,
and died in 1703, in the thirty-sixth year of his age.
Read full poem →academician's place were profitable, it would be given by interest; if
attendance were gratuitous, it would be rarely paid, and no man would
endure the least disgust. Unanimity is impossible, and debate would
Read full poem →The crowd that closes in behind:
We, too, had good attendance once,
Hearers and hearteners of the work;
