Sentence examples for our appointments on from inspiring English sources

But he sees distance as no hardship: "We get to our appointments on time.

Do we stop to help this person without knowing the outcome and how much time it will take or do we refrain from helping and make sure that we reach our appointment on time?

It took two months - five minutes a day, five days a week, not a convenient regime when you live two hours away, but made tolerable by the Rhys Daniels Trust, a charity that provides flats for families in this situation, and by the hospital's flexibility with our appointments (late on Mondays; early on Fridays).

Our appointments fell on the same day.

When my siblings and I were young, my mom would schedule all our dental appointments on the same day.

Late that day I e-mailed Rove's and Clinton's offices to see whether our appointments were still on, and, to my amazement, in both cases the answer was yes.

David Whitehouse, joint administrator, said: "We provided initial documentation to Strathclyde Police very shortly after our appointment as administrators on 14 February and have had a number of conversations with the police since then.

I double-checked each physician accepted our insurance, and tracked appointments on my calendar to make sure I stayed on top of things well ahead of each visit.

And our focus remains on questioning if our leaders are smart enough, charismatic enough, or politically savvy enough to win us and the enemy over at the same time, as if the enemy didn't have a hand in their appointment, or doesn't sign their checks and pay their health insurance; as if we we didn't sit silently by while politics and agendas decided their appointments, on our behalf.

Then, at our fifth ultrasound appointment on October 1, the doctor saw a problem in our baby's brain, but he couldn't quite tell what it was.

My partner and I were busy preparing our home for the new arrival, eagerly attending our medical appointments and going on frequent shopping trips to make sure we had all the kit necessary for a new-born.