Sentence examples for appointment out of from inspiring English sources

"I made an appointment out of curiosity".

So Ms. Lange designed a maternity line with eight basic samples and worked by appointment out of an office building.

First, he sells many of his wares by appointment out of Kasteel van 's-Gravenwezel, a 14th-century castle outside of Antwerp, Belgium.

Two weeks after the Bronx High School of Science lost a cherished candidate for principal to the suburbs, Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy has taken the prestigious appointment out of the hands of the superintendent for Bronx high schools.

Ms. McLean's designs, sold at Cose Belle in Southampton (79 Jobs Lane) and by appointment out of her Upper East Side town house (212-988-4210), are a favorite among junior socialites like Marina Rust, Sloan Lindemann Barnett and Tiffany Dubin.

For users, coverage means that, instead of seeing out-of-network providers and paying $100+ per appointment (out of pocket), Breakthrough patients with health insurance can see any in-network providers who are on Breakthrough and take advantage of a co-pay of $25 or less.

Some will even book an appointment in out-of-hours on a weekend the day after seeing their own GP for exactly the same condition.

We assessed health insurance, insurance type, regular source of care (i.e., usual primary care physician), difficulty understanding the appointment letter, out-of-pocket costs, and social deprivation.

Women who were to be invited for routine breast screening were randomised (3 : 1 : 1 : 1) to one of these screening invitations: standard office hour appointment, office hour appointment with the option to change to an out-of-hours appointment, weekday evening appointment, or weekend appointment.

Transport services, flexible appointment structures, minimal out-of-pocket expenses, and welcoming physical spaces are examples of factors that promote a more permeable service.

In fact, Ms. Seitz's memo draws from one by her predecessor, Jack Goldsmith, which outlined the legal rationale for George W. Bush's recess appointment of John Bolton, the out-of-control neo-con, as ambassador to the United Nations in December 2005.