Sentence examples for Having a rendezvous from inspiring English sources

Whether President Clinton is guilty of having a rendezvous with Monica S. Lewinsky, we don't know and shouldn't care.

* Finally, when Neo meets the Architect, it shouldn't look as if they're having a rendezvous in the high-definition flat-screen department of Best Buy.

Now this long-lasting foreign policy outrage is finally having a rendezvous with common sense, opponents of the embargo need to talk a lot more loudly about democracy in Cuba.

For when the goal is to move well over 200 yachts of varying size and description in an hour or two, the possibility of a gleaming new hull having a rendezvous with a solid old pier is ever present.

Had I walked in while he was talking to her, it would have been a catastrophe: in a town this small, no imaginable excuse could account for a high-school boy having a rendezvous with a strange woman from New York.

Also we have a rendezvous point after six months.

What does our present generation have a rendezvous with?

This generation of Americans has a rendezvous with destiny".

A — Because we have a rendezvous with destiny.

On Sunday, the Greeks have a rendezvous with history.

EVERY 100 years, Mexico seems to have a rendezvous with violence.