Sentence examples for a precise appointment from inspiring English sources

IT IS an odd thing when a nation of 84m people lumbers towards a precise appointment with a wholly unknown destiny.

We note, however, that a precise appointment is difficult based on the lack of a significant similarity at the C-terminus which normally allows the distinction between the AS-C members.

Obviously, this is not a precise date.

The document should include a precise diagnosis, future appointments, a contact list and whom to call if new symptoms arise.

We agreed with them on a weekly appointment and a precise documentation on the prescribed medication.

Rather, it set forth a precise statutory scheme to govern the appointment of presidential electors.

Even more lucrative was his 1829 appointment as director of the assay department at the Paris Mint, for which he developed a precise and accurate method for the assaying of silver.

"There is a precise clause".

A precise pitching wedge?

It distills a precise mood.

Willis is a precise craftsman.