Sentence examples similar to appoint the time from inspiring English sources

The room's designer, Sara Bohlin, had appointed the time of day "Morning/Breakfast".

In 1997, he became the first American newspaper correspondent to live in post-war Vietnam when he was appointed The Times' Hanoi bureau chief.

Barbara said, "I imagined her as having entered more fully into kairos — the appointed time, the fullness of time.

He was expected to be in his cell at the appointed time four times a day for head count.

At the appointed time the boys were at the boat, and with the rest of the party.

There is an old saying: "It's not the appointed time, but the anointed time".

At the appointed time, the beaters wake the tiger by making alot of noise & drive it along past the guns.

Place the vibrator on the pillow or under the mattress and at the appointed time, the Vibe Plus will rattle your bones, while playing your favorite music.

As the members of the group arrived at the appointed time, the giddiness increased.

He is also the first editor appointed since the Times Company bought The Globe in 1993.

Dr Paul Snelling was appointed the first full-time renal specialist to the Top End in the mid-1990s.