The phrase "appointment in front of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a scheduled meeting or engagement that takes place in a specific location, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I have an appointment in front of the main entrance at 3 PM."
Alternatives: "meeting outside of" or "scheduled engagement at".
She is recovering and now her son, who she has spoken to, can go and be by her bed, but he has an appointment back in front of the ExCeL crowd to collect his tonight.
She and Miller have jointly written to Morgan to say that rather than recommend Isaac at this stage, they would like to summon the education secretary and key figures from the appointment process in front of the committees.
Anti-AIDS campaigners, who fought against the former health minister and have been calling for broader antiretroviral treatment for years, were overjoyed by the news of her appointment, serenading her in front of her Cape Town flat that same evening and offering her champagne.
"You have the responsibility as a minister to make that appointment, you also have the responsibility when you make that appointment to stand up in front of the assembly and to answer for that appointment.
Just after his appointment, I unexpectedly met Oren in front of the King David Hotel, in Jerusalem, and he was reflexively warm, even ebullient.
(The attorney who wrote the internal White House memo justifying Mulvaney's appointment represented a payday lender in front of the CFPB last year).
"If you see the technical staff in front of me, and my appointment of Roberto, these are people who like the quality of the game," said Villas-Boas.
And Mr. Southwick said he has been surprised to see Muslim husbands and wives, who traditionally undress only in front of each other, book appointments together.
Benedict Cumberbatch's newest role will see him treading the boards in front of university students, after he accepted an appointment as a visiting fellow at Oxford.
