Sentence examples for access by appointment from inspiring English sources
Escorted access by appointment (M-F, 8am - 5pm).
(Access by appointment only, so call ahead). Just one was done on commission, for the local Knights of Columbus: a Catholic layman named James Flaherty.
Tintin in the Congo also came under criticism in the United States; in October 2007, in response to a complaint by a patron, the Brooklyn Public Library in New York City placed the graphic novel in a locked back room, only permitting access by appointment.
An original collection of Papas cartoons held by the GNM Archive can be accessed by appointment in the GNM Archive reading room in King's Cross, London.
The Gemini archive catalogue is available to search online and records can be accessed by appointment in the GNM reading room in King's Cross, London.
He lived in Norfolk from 1972 and there sailed around the East Anglian waterways with his friend, former Guardian journalist, John Fairhall An original collection of Peter Clarke cartoons held by the GNM Archive can be accessed by appointment in the GNM reading room in King's Cross, London.
While the Rooms were not open to the general public, they could be accessed by appointment, with access being restricted to small groups.
Access is by appointment only.
Airbnb, for example, in December 2015 released a cache of anonymized data about how people used Airbnb in New York City, but the information could be accessed only by appointment at Airbnb's office.
Blythe House allows access, but partly by appointment.
