Sentence examples for from one appointment from inspiring English sources

Healthcare providers are still resorting to the phone and fax to communicate, and patients are still carrying their personal health information from one appointment to the next, or relying on memory.

I notice my own impatience if the Internet doesn't come up fast enough on my phone when I'm walking from one appointment to another.

I'm often rushing from one appointment to the next so tend to eat lunch on the go.

You have to sprint from one appointment to the next, getting indoors as quickly as possible, or risk shallow depressions in the top of your head.

As I went from one appointment to the next, I tried to ignore the feelings of hopelessness, but I gradually lost all my confidence and felt isolated from everyone around me.

Simply riding her bike from one appointment to another through the London streets, she's excited and alert, absorbing the world around her in avid gulps, exulting in its quirks and her own capacity for noticing them.

Some of the constituents asked how they could get to know him, since he was forever racing past them in his chauffeured car, sirens screeching, lights flashing, on his way from one ceremonial appointment to another.

Carswell later explained: "I was in the centre of Clacton going from one constituency appointment to the next as MPs do on a Friday.

Oh, sometimes it's hard to be a woman, and that time is when you realise that every other Saturday for the rest of your life will be spent schlepping from one hair appointment to the next.

If Forgan has been characterised as a lefty, tripping from one public appointment to another, then she has been replaced by the man, in its eyes, who has done more to harm British culture than anyone in the past 20 years.

After three years as a teacher and a brief stint managing charter schools, Dr. King has risen through the ranks of education bureaucracy, climbing from one political appointment to the next.