Sentence examples for place of rendezvous from inspiring English sources

The site was once a place of rendezvous for Indian tribes, and nearby Fort Harrison, built in 1811, was frequently attacked by Tecumseh's Shawnee.

To give an illustrative but somewhat unrealistic example, assume that cooperators, and only cooperators, always know of some new secret place to rendezvous if they face too much free-riding in their current groups.

My "just in time" meeting with Chipchase required little in the way of advance planning and was more efficient than the oft-imperfect practice of designating a specific time and a place to rendezvous.

A good place to rendezvous nearby is Gardiner, Mont., at the north entrance of Yellowstone.

The Alps would also be a great place to rendezvous with my family.

What better place to rendezvous with the girl our hero has always loved and will never have?

(As did this post, one of Rendezvous's first, in January).

GM's generic multi-function turn signal stalk, which seems to do everything but engage warp drive, is also out of place on the Rendezvous.

He knots and unknots stories as easily as can be, and if you went looking for the literary sources of the Berrybender narratives you'd find them not only in the western potboilers of an earlier era but in the yarning that one imagines took place at a rendezvous of trappers and mountain men.

One of the largest readerships of Rendezvous was in China.

Figure 5 Impact of rendezvous diversity.