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Meanings of attendant in English
Following or accompanying as a consequence.
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Examples for "tender"
Examples for "tender"
1
Change the water and bring to boil for ten minutes until tender.
2
Construction companies, which often tender for government contracts, are the most affected.
3
However, the public was reminded that the new coin is valid tender.
4
Her voice faltered; a tender thought changed the form of the argument.
5
She said, however, that ICL would still receive priority in the tender.
1
One attendee took pictures and threatened to report them to the police.
2
The third attendee from Africa, Witness Mapanga, is an evidence synthesis specialist.
3
This phrase has been chanted at every march by almost every attendee.
4
Another attendee who was denied entrance also had high hopes for HTML5.
5
An attendee at a conference uses a laptop in a file photo.
1
An English heretic, Cole of Faversham, said that the doctrine of predestination was meeter for devils than for Christians.
2
Twere better and meeter thy presence to leave, For, if the eye see not, the heart doth not grieve.'
3
Nay, but let the minstrel cease, that we may all alike make merry, hosts and guest, since it is far meeter so.
4
And what you are offering this innocent child to-day is meeter to be called an idol, a devilish simulacrum, than a doll.
5
It was the first time that a drugs "meeter and greeter" had been successfully prosecuted, Dublin Circuit Criminal Court was told.
1
It set me thinking about how I behave as an "attender".
2
To give him his due, he is a faithful attender and supporter of local issues.
3
The Dublin Mid-West deputy said he was a regular attender at St Mary's Parish in Lucan.
4
She loved sincere Friends, faithfully maintained all their testimonies, and was a diligent attender of meetings.
5
He is an infrequent attender at Dauvit's parliament, and Dauvit seemed slightly surprised at his entry.
An event or situation that happens at the same time as or in connection with another.
Usage of attendant in English
1
At length the door opened; the favourite attendant of Florence looked in.
2
Each rented room received a random new box and its attendant key.
3
Street violence and attendant problems are constant topics for the regional newspapers.
4
The books were referred to, and the attendant answered in the affirmative.
5
You said he said something about the interview with the hotel attendant.
6
This young station attendant's shouting at the top of his voice: Quick!
7
He said the service station attendant witnessed the scuffle and phoned triple-0.
8
When that failed, I approached the flight attendant and explained the situation.
9
You're probably making it onto the flight attendant's 'most annoying passenger' hate-list.
10
SNOW, and its attendant inconveniences, were taken very seriously in bygone times.
11
September 28:-Patientanswered the following questions to the attendant on the ward:-
12
The attendant carried it to the station office and left it there.
13
A station attendant came in out of the frosty night and shouted:
14
Then did the attendant on the tower speak of her in ridicule.
15
Her tear-misted eyes think Him the attendant in charge of the garden.
16
The polite attendant from the outer corridor was advancing in great haste.
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United Kingdom
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