Sentence examples for in a rendezvous from inspiring English sources

A good backgrounder on the Manila-Beijing squabbles can be found here, in a Rendezvous post by my colleague Didi Kirsten Tatlow.

They come together at the start and finish, and in a rendezvous at a North Dakota lake where the birds and Mr. Fiennes, having outpaced the spring, wait for it to catch up.

The team sets up nighttime surveillance in the woods in hopes of meeting some Bigfoots, bellowing an occasional sasquatch call — a cross between a police siren and an ill baby — through the hills to try to get the creatures interested in a rendezvous.

After a week in a Rendezvous test vehicle, as well as a stint in the MDX, I came away with a sense that the Buick delivers remarkably carlike handling and substantial luxury, but falls slightly short of the more refined Acura in its details and execution.

Anton Yelchin plays an aspiring (and unpublished) writer, living in a nice Manhattan flat I kept wondering how he paid for, wraps the lovely Berenice Marlohe in a rendezvous I never quite believed.

ALLAN KOZINN 'SO CLOSE' With a season of "Broadchurch" DVDs in hand, I settled in for a rendezvous with David Tennant, on whom I'd harbored a little crush.

In Stonehaven, a rendezvous point for members of the public was set up at Market Square and a rest centre established at Mackie Academy, although all evacuated residents later secured temporary accommodation with family or friends.

Email records indicate Walker and his wife were scheduled to have dinner with the Menards in November 2012 a rendezvous organized by Menard's attorney John R. Behling (later appointed to the UW Board of Regents by Governor Walker).

She follows him to Los Angeles, dines with him in Honduras, has a rendezvous with him in Sudan.

The first ripple of disharmony comes when Hadley decides to bring all Ernest's manuscripts – three years of work, copies included – with her in a valise to a rendezvous in Switzerland.

That fortuitous meeting, in turn, led to a rendezvous in New York a few weeks later, where they became "stuck with each other during a blizzard," recalled Ms. Fisher, then a marketing manager for a company in San Francisco that sold Franzia wines, a business her grandfather Salvador J. Franzia helped found.