Sentence examples for recent rendezvous from inspiring English sources

Linda Holland, a Chicago designer and writer, now owns several pieces of snacki's art, each acquired via a painstaking (some might say maddening) sequence of e-mail messages, and, eventually, meetings with snacki's "agent," a 20-something guy who wore paint-splattered pants to their most recent rendezvous.

But the team's analysis favors a more recent rendezvous.

I have noticed that during many recent "meet-'n-greet" rendezvouses with fellow independent contractors when I ask, "How are you?" the reply is often, "Crazybusy".

The more recent pieces -- "Solitude" (1978), "Rendezvous at the Lake" (1977) and "A Morning in the Woods" (1971) -- were gently Neo-Romantic.

Most of the recent results on the leader-following rendezvous problem focus only on the deterministic multi-agent systems without external disturbances and plant uncertainties.

Unlike recent missions, which followed a six-hour rendezvous trajectory, this mission will dock after a two-day flight.

Göring also placed emphasis on correct rendezvous with the bombers, which had been lacking in recent operations (see Adlertag).

Mr. Obama said his administration has successfully brought a number of trade cases against China, including a recent victory at the World Trade Organization that was reported Monday on Rendezvous.

To add to the frustrations of President Andres Pastrana, who has bet his mandate on peace, a second guerrilla group backed away from earlier promises to free all the hostages it has seized in recent mass kidnappings.Only last month Mr Pastrana met the FARC's leader in a jungle rendezvous, and secured agreement to starting real peace talks on July 7th.

Indeed a recent video made by a conservative group includes Newt Gingrich invoking Mr. Reagan in the terms of old: "His rendezvous with destiny is a reminder that we all have a similar rendezvous," Mr. Gingrich said, reflecting the admiration for Mr. Reagan that is still in force among the party's conservative base.

PARIS — On a recent Friday evening, Vincent Accart maneuvered his 20-year-old Mercedes station wagon through the rush-hour traffic to a rendezvous at a busy fuel station on the edge of Paris.