Sentence examples for its appointed place from inspiring English sources

Fowler's biography noted that "an American settler on Lemesurier Island" warned Barrymore that removing "such a tribal emblem from its appointed place meant bad luck".

The Detroit band had already worked out all its new songs onstage, and in the studio every riff and grunt took its appointed place, over a nasty, natural swing.

Men and women who have meticulously organized desks, books, apparel drawers and closets, whose every item of china, glass and silver is in its appointed place and whose every can of vegetable soup is lined up next to the tomato, toss in "where shall I put it" stuff, then quickly close the drawer and try to forget.

My discovery on that afternoon came as an announcement which presented itself with a bow and sat down to take its appointed place in my conscious mind.

Learn to persist in putting each and every item away in its appointed place, so your co-workers can easily find everything the next day.

The second form consists of belief in a cosmic order in which human welfare has its appointed place.

In the hierarchical order, each individual part has its divinely appointed place which it is forbidden to transgress.

But it's always been an elegantly appointed place drawing guests from all over the U.S. and, increasingly Europe and South America.

Thus when an appointed elector fails to appear at the appointed place time in December, due to sickness, in capacity, or death, it is not unusual to find someone in the hallway, even a passing janitor in one instance, to enter the voting room and cast the electoral vote in accordance with the slate elected by the people.

She accepted, and when they met at the appointed place, he told her it was dead in there and he'd rather take her to his place for a drink and then out to dinner.

Carrying several large household mirrors and a flare mounted on a bamboo stick, they hiked the beach to the appointed place, near Breezy Point, then waited for the appointed time.