Sentence examples for is appointment from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of appointing; designation of a person to hold an office or discharge a trust.
- He erred by the appointment of unsuitable men.
"Tony is appointment viewing and sticky in a way that we need to be," Mr. Whitaker said on the phone.
"There is a real pressure to make sure this is appointment television," Mr. Lee said, "television that has a hook".
From these they derive 30 "indices of democracy", which consist of detailed questions that range from "How far is appointment to office determined by popular election?" to "How effective are procedures for informing citizens of their rights?".
But it all sounds familiar today as yet another sordid tale is added to a long and colorful history of the intense machinations that come when the prize is appointment to the most exclusive of political clubs.
The topic of the recordings is appointment scheduling of normal speakers.
This is appointment-viewing, as evidenced by the fact that, as well as individual broadcasters, Twitch also hosts live events, especially increasingly popular eSports tournaments, in which professional video game players compete for growing prize pots.
In terms of competition, there is Appointment-plus, but their service forces you back to their servers to handle everything.
It was appointment reading.
Then there are appointments.
Second fittings are required, as are appointments.
