Sentence examples for from appointments from inspiring English sources

Some court employees and political leaders are barred from appointments, and people cannot receive new appointments if they earned more than $75,000 from appointments the previous year.

My friends and I walk to and from appointments where most other Americans would ride, and I do most of my shopping on foot or bicycle.

Some lawyers have made hundreds of thousands of dollars -- drawn from the assets entrusted to them -- from appointments, although court administrators have recently put limits on the amount of such work that a lawyer may do.

I accept the ups and downs of freelance employment, pay my taxes and my VAT, squeeze into rush-hour trains and cycle to and from appointments in this vibrant small geographical area.

While the vast majority of cancer patients receive free care and treatment from the NHS, patients often need to pay for additional treatments and for travel to and from appointments.

The new rules are intended to strike at the heart of the patronage system by barring state and county political party leaders and their law firms from appointments as financial guardians for those who cannot handle their own affairs, including the elderly, children and the infirm.

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

Like the thirty billion Netflix users, I am fully emancipated from appointment viewing.

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.

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

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