Sentence examples for sought an appointment from inspiring English sources

Alexis never sought an appointment with VA mental health specialists, according to the memo, which cited departmental records.

Businessman Ali Ata, who testified that he sought an appointment in the Blagojevich administration, told jurors that he was repeatedly asked for campaign contributions in $25,000 chunks.

It came from one patient who sought an appointment, was given one in two weeks, and ended up in the emergency department that night.

Richard Torrenzano, a senior vice president of the exchange, said yesterday that Mr. Gorbachev was welcome but that the Soviets had not sought an appointment.

When Emily Murphy, a leading feminist who was a judge in Alberta, sought an appointment, the prime minister turned her down on the ground that women were not "persons" within the meaning of the law.

"He is a true loyalist (and a good, strong conservative)," then-RNC chair Ken Mehlman, his roommate at Harvard Law, emailed the White House's political affairs shop as Gorsuch sought an appointment after the 2004 election.

Augusta wrote to President Abraham Lincoln and the secretary of war, seeking an appointment as a physician in an African American regiment, and eventually was appointed surgeon of the United States Colored Troops.

Masked telephone calls (n = 48) were made to providers (k = 8) in a single city seeking an appointment.

He was also seeking an appointment with the country's military advocate general, Brigadier Avihai Mendelblit.

Their families should seek an appointment with their GP, said Salisbury.

Corker has been rumored to be seeking an appointment as either treasury secretary or secretary of state.