Sentence examples for put appointments from inspiring English sources

Any decent calendar program lets you put appointments into categories like Home, Work and Social.

There were times I put appointments off because I didn't have the cash.

For example, the SWIFT identified 'Fail to put appointment into PAS [patient administration system]', which had no equivalent in the HFMEA; and the HFMEA identified 'Failure to ensure patient understands new dose and duration', which had no equivalent in the SWIFT.

People were also putting appointments for imaging, non-elective procedures and lab/diagnostic tests on the back burner.

He would ensure the independence of a nominated house by putting appointments in the hands of an independent commission, and ruling out a majority for any party.

His treatment of female employees was so bad they reportedly put fake appointments on their calendars to avoid him.

It's human nature: If you might get some bad news when you show up ("You owe the IRS $12,000") or physical pain ("It looks like we're going to have to do a root canal") or inordinate delay ("Sorry, we won't have your transmission done for a couple days, but you can wait in our customer lounge"), you're more likely to put the appointment out of your mind.

If so, she asks them to put off their appointments for a month.

If he wishes to pursue alternative options that are viable, he could put his ministerial appointments where his mouth is.

Jill S. responds: I know I need to lose weight and it does tend to make me feel guilty and put off the appointments.

As Harry, a 78-year-old who accompanied his daughter to all her doctor appointments, put it to Dr. Gruman: "Even if there are three of us in the room, we each remember different things that were said — and sometimes the things we remember have different meanings to us" and need to be sorted out or clarified by the doctor.