Sentence examples for the rendezvous of from inspiring English sources

Sid Lowe looks ahead to the rendezvous of Ibra and Italy.

But Broadway was the last to know about the rendezvous of Indian and Western music.

Duncan Tavern Historic Shrine (1788), once the rendezvous of frontiersmen such as Daniel Boone, has been restored.

Childs, which billed itself as "The Rendezvous of the Elite," was on West 21st Street to greet pedestrians.

In "The Rendezvous of Victory", a decade later, liberation transforms a hero of the struggle into a puffed-up drunk.

The paper said that the office of his father-in-law, Henry Capen, was "the rendezvous of all the slave traders in New York".

For dinner we meet a vast tableful of family and friends at the Rendezvous for some of the world's most famous barbecue ribs and pulled pork.

Designer Michael Beirut of Pentagram chose the clock in the center of Grand Central as the new logo because he felt it was most emblematic of the rendezvous experience of the station.

"It is the daily rendezvous of the 'young men about town,' who, under the pretext of buying some cigars or cravats, come to flirt with the Frenchwomen, on whom they dote," she wrote.

The initial rendezvous of the Kvant-1 module with Mir on 5 April 1987 was troubled by the failure of the onboard control system.

With Iceland's former prime minister, Geir H. Haarde, going on trial this week for failing to prevent the collapse of his country's banking system, the Rendezvous blog of the International Herald Tribune asks: Which world leader should be next?