The phrase "all your appointments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of scheduled meetings or events that belong to someone.
Example: "Please make sure to check all your appointments for the week before confirming your availability."
Alternatives: "all your meetings" or "all your scheduled events."
Lastly, the Calendar feature lets you pull in your iPhone's calendar to show you all your appointments in one place.
It also sports an improved at-a-glance system that allows you to see all your appointments in a nicely redesigned window.
That could mean signing up for a class during your lunch hour, or making sure all your appointments wrap up by 4 p.m.
You enter in all your appointments, meetings, lunch dates with friends, social obligations then merge it with the kids' school calendar, add phone numbers, addresses that you can later GPS -- and voila!
Keep all your appointments.
Keep one calendar for all your appointments.
And rather than the old-model appointment viewing, when you would plan your life around a show's schedule, this is more like cancel-all-your-appointments viewing: "Clear the decks, we've got three seasons of 'Dexter' left".
Once you give MileLogr permission to access your Web-based calendar, it scours all of your appointments for the last year and generates a list of all events ordered by month, with little buttons next to them that let you say whether they were deductible or not.
I've gone to all of my appointments.'" Her reply, he said, was, "We can see in the computer that you went to all of your appointments, but nobody knows where you are".
This new procedure is in place for Genius Bar and Workshop appointments and there is now a profile page that allows you to see all of your appointments past and present.
Confirm all of your appointments.
