Sentence examples for making individual appointments from inspiring English sources

Instead of making individual appointments for couples to select menus — the Botanic Garden hosts two hundred weddings annually — the house caterer, CharlesSally Charles holds two mass tastings a year.

Republican hopefuls like Mr. Catsimatidis can be so hard-pressed for signatures that they make individual appointments with registered voters.

Families appreciated the possibility of making an individual appointment according to their needs.

Police say the men, who operate in groups of two or three, make an individual appointment with a female sex worker through an online ad.

Participants satisfying the inclusion criteria were contacted by a field worker to make an individual appointment for an interview at home.

Trained nurses visit patients yearly after individual appointments have been made or schedules are set up by team coordinators.

Individual appointments do matter, though.

He added: "It was a tough decision [to get rid of Hodgson] made by the club, but we have been looking forward since that and making other appointments with key individuals as we look to restructure the club.

Non-executive positions typically offer greater scope and flexibility in terms of individual suitability, hence making non-executive appointments can support boardroom diversity among under-represented groups.

He makes appointments with individuals, groups, whoever wants to go, and, for $70 a person, takes them on a five-hour narrated, sightseeing drive through Manhattan, with an hourlong stop for dinner at the Market Diner on 11th Avenue and 43rd Street along the way.

Lastly to relax the assumption of knowing the truckers' preferred arrival pattern in STAS, we propose the concept of DTAS, which is much easier to apply and can assist individual trucker in making appointment by providing real-time estimation of waiting time based on existing appointments.