Sentence examples for some appointment from inspiring English sources

More than a few times, I have been impossibly late for some appointment and been confronted by a group of seven or eight people gathered on a corner — on a corner!

Hamza is a wiry-haired bundle of energy and invective — he usually seemed to be on his way to some appointment — as well as a civil engineer with several big projects and fights with Mubarak authorities under his belt.

One morning we were walking down a street near Lake Ontario, either on our way to, or on our way back from some appointment, when a smartly dressed Japanese man approached us.

How vivid that search for a pearl compared with the anxious, mundane present with its vague "hurry to some appointment" — a hurry, moreover, which the long-ago momentary search for the precious and improbable permanently frustrates.

And why, years later, do you still, Off and on, cast your eyes to the ground As you hurry to some appointment Where you are now certain to arrive late?

There is the same dependence on food banks and "sack lunches" from the local church; the same stories of people refused vital benefits because the letters summoning them to some appointment were sent to an old address; the same withholding of legal advice to those who need it most.

Some appointments can be low paying and time consuming.

Tells about some appointments he's made although he has been slow to fill all positions.

Earlier, Mr Kibaki made some appointments to his cabinet, causing more protests and violence.

Some appointments in the sector frighten me – I don't think they're up to it.

They scheduled some appointments and, after walking around Hoboken, "I knew this is where we wanted to be," he said.