Sentence examples for taking an appointment from inspiring English sources

Taking an appointment is very radical".

After taking an appointment as a Treasury agent in the city, Brownlow encouraged the seizure and sale at auction of all rebel-held property abandoned by fleeing pro-Confederate citizens.

He took an appointment under Edmund Husserl (1855 1938) at Freiburg, and was then appointed to succeed him in his chair.

Let's take an appointment in 50 years.

Kathleen Cleaver earned a law degree and took an appointment as a professor.

In 1839 Schwann took an appointment as professor of anatomy at the Catholic University of Leuven (Louvain) in Belgium.

I took an appointment with her assistant, whose hair looked as if it had been put through a meat grinder.

After completing his work at Duke, Kobilka took an appointment at Stanford University and set about to capture a three-dimensional picture of the β AR receptor.

Some consulates aren't promising any visas before 25 days; others won't even take an appointment with prospective travelers unless they show documents showing travel in the next 15 days.

He commented later: "I took an appointment to the bench, as did a number of liberal judges, and we had to uphold the law of the country.

Everything closes at 6 or 7pm, and if you want to visit your friend, you must take an appointment one week in advance," he said.