Sentence examples for choice of rendezvous from inspiring English sources
Her husband, Tom Phelps, a physical education teacher, had this to say about the new governor's choice of rendezvous: "He doesn't have much class, does he?" At this time of year, rates for a double room at the Days start at $199.95 a night.
Kent Monkman's 'The Rendezvous' painting series illuminates a little-known corner of American history.
The County Fair here, with its pig races and do-wop concerts, is the borough's end-of-summer rendezvous of choice.
Skiers ascending the runs carved into the east face of Rendezvous Mountain have their choice of an aerial tram to the 10,450-foot summit, a gondola that reaches 9,095-foot 9,095-footdge nearBridger Ridge other lifts.
"Huntsman is emerging as the choice of the political elites, the insiders, which Reagan never was," said Craig Shirley, author of "Rendezvous with Destiny: Ronald Reagan and the Campaign That Changed America," a book that includes a shot of Reagan at the Statue of Liberty campaign launch.
One of the largest readerships of Rendezvous was in China.
Marcus Mabry, editor of Rendezvous, speaks with Rachel Donadio in Vatican City about the election of Jorge Mario Bergoglio, 76, a Jesuit and Latin American, to be called Pope Francis, and with Ian Fisher about the cardinals' choice.
(As did this post, one of Rendezvous's first, in January).
Figure 5 Impact of rendezvous diversity.
The rendezvous diversity is maximized when |C|=G which minimizes the risk of rendezvous failures.
