Attending
Attending adjective - Being within the confines of a specified place.
Usage example: a surprise arrest of the operator of an illegal gambling joint and all attending employees
Lost
Both words in one sentence
- Dharma and Greg has a variant: while attending the wedding of Kitty's housekeeper, Dharma and Greg run into her now-married niece, whom Greg supposedly lost his virginity to as a teenager.
Source: The Bride with a Past -
You can tell that someone has actually read the whole thing when they refer to other memorable scenes, like getting lost in the caves, and Tom and Huck attending their own funeral.
Source: Praising Shows You Don't Watch - The later seasons kind of sort of lost it's kid-friendly theme once Midge and Farrah started attending college and the kids were getting older and starting high school.
Source: Series / My Family And Me
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