Sentence examples for vague appointment from inspiring English sources
Two men who don't seem to like each other much wait on a lonely road for a man they have never met before and with whom they have some sort of vague appointment.
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.
Pettitte had gotten a sense Stottlemyre was ailing over the last year, after Stottlemyre vaguely mentioned doctors' appointments.
Betrayal is the fundamental theme of "The Appointment," unmistakable yet vague at the same time.
The scheme was scaled back when the previous government channelled funds into making these posts permanent--but very few tenured positions have been secured, mainly because the procedures for appointment were so vague and complex that there was no consensus on how to apply them.
He often went for appointments and came back vague about what had passed.
Beyond her well-groomed hair, thick plastic-framed glasses and coral-red manicured toes, she doesn't have a clear agenda for her appointment, and expectations have only been vaguely outlined.
When you're making a fake appointment, it's best if you can keep it as vague and non-specific as you can to avoid causing suspicion.
But each time they go to their mandated doctor appointments at the town's new hospital, their blood is drawn for vague "testing," and Cora is incessantly pressured to opt for sterilization.
