Sentence examples for an appointed date from inspiring English sources

With the notice came a list of driving safety questions I had to answer and bring with me to the DMV at an appointed date and time.

The patients who need treatment are transported to the base hospital on an appointed date.

Likewise, in "The Chrysanthemum Vow", where a samurai befriends a poor scholar after the latter nurses him through sickness, a painful parting is softened by a pledge to return by an appointed date.

He has clearly learned to accept his lot, though, displaying only the merest flicker of annoyance when a witness fails to appear on the appointed date or when an intelligence report, purportedly crucial to the case against Kamble, turns out to be a month away from completion.

Carrying out a screening just at one appointed date might fail to reach all affected individuals [ 22].

I continued to work until my scheduled maternity leave began, and on the appointed date, as in a movie, I turned in my keys, packed up a box full of belongings, stuffed my requisite stash of pregnant-lady snacks in a shopping bag and waddled out the door.

A garrison of staff and regulars tools up on the appointed date, only for their vigil to give way to an orgy once a former child star decides to raise hell with a couple of call girls.

The fund's model allows for the money to be recycled, so if a defendant shows up in court on their appointed date — which happens 96percentt of the time for people helped by the Bronx Freedom Fund — the bail is refunded, and it can be used for someone else.

Question: What is the responsibility or liability of the sponsor of a cooperative project who fails to close on the appointed date?

Seal it up and give it to a friend who will return it to you on the appointed date.

Petitioner appeared on the appointed date with counsel.