Sentence examples for definite appointment from inspiring English sources

The producer up to his ears in work, said that he was afraid he could not make a definite appointment for several weeks.

But could you give me a tentative definite appointment?" View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By Doreen St. Félix By Jia Tolentino.

Not definitive, just definite.

An appointment had been made for no definite time, so there was nothing to do but wait.

(Ms. Duke left the board at the end of August; Ms. Raskin is the nominee to become deputy Treasury secretary – a brilliant appointment but one that creates a definite gap in Fed leadership).

And Passmoor, who took over in February, said there were definite signs of progress, although the lateness of his appointment limited player recruitment and meant having a smaller squad at his disposal than he would have liked.

5) Patients, referring colleagues, and medical as well as non-medical staff were dissatisfied by a definite lack of flexibility as to time needs of appointment scheduling.

If the gossips insist on something more definite and thrilling as a reason, let them choose my pending appointment with the dentist or the fact that I happened to be painfully short of cash at the moment...

If the gossips insist on something more definite and thrilling as a reason, let them choose my pending appointment with the dentist or the fact that I happened to be painfully short of cash at the moment..

However, because our questionnaire was given to each patient on the day they made an appointment for their first admission to the MCCH before any definite diagnosis or treatment, any information bias would likely have been minimal.

The appointments of the Under-Secretaries of State are not yet definite, though it is probable they will be confirmed to-day.