Sentence examples for appointment to appointment from inspiring English sources

They befriend a taxi driver, Ahmed, who shepherds them about town from appointment to appointment.

Flying around from appointment to appointment on a flea-market Schwinn, her wispy blond hair crammed into a helmet, she began by talking to anyone who would listen.

Roberta also desperately wants to have a child, a subject she discusses with her husband via cellphone as she charges from appointment to appointment.

This is why Mina no longer drives anywhere anymore, and instead walks -- leisurely, laboriously -- from appointment to appointment, assignation to assignation.

And as they zip from appointment to appointment on their bicycles, scouting one-bedrooms in Brooklyn and Manhattan with their broker, Kris Sylvester of Halstead Property, bike storage is a must.

Surrounded by bright and beautiful young assistants, christened by the press the Battettes, Alan dyed his hair blonder, wore it longer, dressed in glad rags and drove a white BMW in a sometimes wobbly line from appointment to appointment.

They struggle to validate themselves, going from family appointment to family appointment.

The three people who called at the time of their appointment to beg for appointments a bit later due to one emergency or another?

And, right now, unfortunately, there are people now drive a long way and they stand in, and they have a routine healthcare need, and they stand in line to stand in line to get an appointment to get an appointment.

Jay Kimbrough, Mr. Perry's top aide from 2008 to 2009, has hopped from Perry appointment to Perry appointment, overseeing the state's troubled juvenile justice department, working as the state's homeland security director and serving as a high-paid consultant to the state transportation department.

Create a dossier on each current justice, listing his or her educational and professional background, the President responsible for the justice's appointment to the Supreme Court, year of appointment, and a history of the justice's position on key topics such as civil rights, the First Amendment, and abortion, since being appointed to the Court.