She opened a box containing a dozen or so small appointment books, from the twenties, thirties, forties, and fifties, and found a copy of an 1880 Baedeker guide to Italy, bound in soft red leather — one of the few props that Draper used.
On a recent afternoon, Mr. Everest visited Signature Cycles, a small, appointment-only bike shop on the Upper West Side, taking measurements of clients including Piers North, a 33-year-old advertising executive from Manhattan via London who rides for Rapha's local racing team.
But we ignored the smaller appointment skirmishes.
Given that numbers are small (92 appointments or less than 3% of total appointments) in remote and very remote NSW, opportunities exist to significantly strengthen retention strategies for this group of family physicians without necessarily having a large impact on the overall program budget.
He was a stout man in his sixties, with that passive and pliant air of geniality that is characteristic of men who hold small political appointments.
Or, even worse, they can be petty small (dental-appointment-reminder cards).
And before you could say Cristóbal Balenciaga 10 times fast, Mr. Banks-Blaney had taken on a small "by appointment but friendly store" (or so a sign on the door promises) near Bond Street — the kind of place where clients are served free espresso and warm chocolate chip cookies, or even an egg and bacon sandwich in the case of one high-profile regular.
In a room backstage at London's Theatre Royal Stratford East, I am looking through the Shelagh Delaney archive, a small, by-appointment-only affair put together and lovingly maintained by Murray Melvin, the actor who first played Geof in A Taste of Honey on both stage and screen.
Despite her productivity, Katz says, her small-college appointment comes with a stigma.
