appointments造句

I think appointments are caustic to creativity.

The new government appointments have caused much controversy.

The clergyman set up weekly counseling appointments for us.

His appointments, with one or two glaring exceptions, have been good, some excellent.

The hospital is freezing staff appointments as part of its cutbacks.

Many regulatory positions remain vacant because Senate Republicans are blocking appointments to them.

The script will then save the information within the XML calendar file that stores all of the appointments.

Cancel your appointments and head to the park, or spend the afternoon in a hammock sipping lemonade.

Calendar is a just what the name would suggest: an application for managing appointments, contacts, events, and the like.

She knows about dentist appointments and soccer games and romances and best friends and favorite foods and secret fears and hopes and dreams.

After all, I had more than my fair share of material to work with, courtesy of the endless doctor's appointments, unrelenting stomach aches, and my never-ending anxiety.

The affair was not exactly resumed; their contacts were confined to her dental appointments, since risking anything more might imperil her legal status as a wronged wife.

Where the appointments of luxury are in profusion, and frivolity tarnishes both day and night, this love is degraded, and woman's nature finds not the joy of its perfection.

On the other hand, the selection of faculty by peers empowered by the permanence of their appointments still seems the best way to ensure that they are chosen on the right grounds.

When you select it, it displays fields for the entry, editing, or selection of data, such as durations and cost center codes to be associated with meetings and appointments (see figure 1).

Style Sins: Hoffman isn't Silicon Valley's most flagrant style offender, but it is easy to mistake him for the cable guy who shows up for appointments sometime between the hours of 8 a.m. and 9 p.m.