Sentence examples for was appointment from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of appointing; designation of a person to hold an office or discharge a trust.
- He erred by the appointment of unsuitable men.
It was appointment TV and the opening credits gave me butterflies.
Each evening it was appointment TV for me and my husband.
Gladbach were at the foot of the Bundesliga when Favre was appointment in February 2011 and they finished fourth, eighth, sixth and third in his four full seasons.
The surest way to his goal was appointment to the well-paid post of agent general of the clergy, who represented the French church in its dealings with the French government in the interval between meetings of the Assembly of the Clergy, which were held regularly every five years.
Still at school at the time of TW3, I was one of those for whom it was appointment viewing, so when I met David 20 years later in 1983 I, like so many others, was a bit in awe of him.
It was appointment reading.
"EastEnders was appointment-to-view – over 8 million viewers on New Year's Day," says BBC1's Moore.
The topic of the recordings is appointment scheduling of normal speakers.
Then there are appointments.
Second fittings are required, as are appointments.
