Sentence examples for appointment to make from inspiring English sources

The relatively unknown Bradley was appointed culture secretary in July by Theresa May, and it will be her appointment to make.

I got back on the elevator, believe it or not, and went to my appointment to make my presentation.

Taylor had a radiology appointment to make, and McKeon found a raincoat to pull over the halo.

This becomes apparent at the outset, as the hostages, even with machine guns at their noses, remain subway riders to the core — a woman raises her hand and pleads that she has an important appointment to make, slumping back in her seat and crying "Aw, shit!" when her request to be let off is denied.

This becomes apparent at the outset, as the hostages, even with machine guns at their noses, remain subway riders to the core a woman raises her hand and pleads that she has an important appointment to make, slumping back in her seat and crying "Aw, shit!" when her request to be let off is denied.

I bid good-bye to Will, who, with Regional Sales Director Pauline Seow, had one more appointment to make by twilight.

Incoming presidents have more than 7,000 appointments to make, 3,000 of them to full-time jobs.

Like you, these people have appointments to make and deadlines to meet.

Scheiner thinks that any health reform should involve paying primary-care doctors better so they don't have to rush through appointments to make ends meet.

Another board member is leaving in May, which means that altogether President Obama has two more appointments to make.

"It's likely that the next president, whoever she will be, will have a few appointments to make," Ginsburg said.