Sentence examples for appointed time in from inspiring English sources

The four main crusader armies left Europe around the appointed time in August 1096.

Liz turns up a few minutes past the appointed time, in park-unfriendly high heels, trailing only her SPAD and another organiser.

(The Speaking Test is conducted at an appointed time in the afternoon).

If you turn yourself in to a police station, you may end up being put directly in jail until your appointed time in court.

Because Iowans all gather at the same appointed time in the early evening at caucuses around the state, the polling is conducted before a single vote has been cast.

(iii) An applicant who requests a hearing and who, after being duly notified of the time and place of hearing, fails to appear at the appointed time, either in person or by counsel, or, in writing, waives his right to appear, thereby waives such right.

Called into being on short notice by Web sites and e-mail distribution lists, flash mobs meet at an appointed time, engage in some organized spontaneity for a few minutes, then rapidly disperse.

At the appointed time, 7 00 in the evening, I went to her apartment and was ushered into the living room.

Because the broadcasts so closely mimic the experience of live opera — you join a group of people, some of whom have dressed for the occasion, in a darkened theater at an appointed time — the "Live in HD" series subtly retrains opera audiences in passive consumption rather than active participation.

When they arrived in Tallahassee at the appointed time, Jereb was in the county jail, having been picked up on charges of trespassing at his old high school.

The appointed time happened, and in through the door comes somebody who the person was very familiar with: It was the cleaning lady.