Sentence examples for keep a rendezvous from inspiring English sources

"Around the world I searched for you/ I traveled on when hope was gone to keep a rendezvous".

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, October 14, 1939 P. 13 We saw a man the other day, on his way to be a war correspondent in Europe, on his way to keep a rendezvous with History.

Twelve days after the unelection, no one knows how to keep a rendezvous with destiny -- not the politicians, not the lobbyists, not the chatterers in the press, not the hangers-on, not the sycophants, not even the White House interns.

Perhaps dipping into that experience, Sir John said the hotel room painting had a special resonance for any intelligence officer who had kept a secret rendezvous.

Will Michelle Obama read Krotow's A Rendezvous to Remember?

You too should prepare your troops, send word to the rulers of the various nations and not fail to keep the rendezvous.

His failure to keep the rendezvous with Pauline, however, had nothing to do with affection for Adele; rather, he had overslept after a night of sex games with Luanne Henderson, whom Jack's muse Neal Cassady had married when she was 15, and who, according to their friend Hal Chase, was "quite easy to get... into bed".

We kept a few for a cookout that afternoon when we rendezvoused with the rest of our party.

This is likely to lead to an evolved ATV, one that keeps its core rendezvous and docking technologies but is updated to fulfil new tasks.

Anton Yelchin plays an aspiring (and unpublished) writer, living in a nice Manhattan flat I kept wondering how he paid for, wraps the lovely Berenice Marlohe in a rendezvous I never quite believed.

10 30 P.M. (Comedy Central) LIL' BUSH George and Barbara Bushdevise a way for Lil Bushh to keep his virtue when he's invited to a party by Lil Bill Clintonn, after which a rendezvous between Barbara and Colin Powell (voiced by Tim Meadows) ensues.