appointments

He was consequently deprived of his appointments by order of the court, and on the accession of James II.

Unless there is some strong attraction of love or friendship, you are careless of keeping your appointments.

In the swift glance with which I took in all the appointments of the room I acknowledged that the girl's description was correct.

Three afternoon appointments I kept with Arncliffe in the Advocate office.

There is a stage, with drop-scene, representing one of our streets, and appointments for theatrical representations.

Both are large, but one is more notable for its antiquity and the other for its size and the perfection of its appointments.

“Bachelor,” he said, nodding his head at the appointments on the chiffonier.

Appointments were made primarily for the good of the party and only incidentally in the public interest.

Among the most significant of Mr. Taft's acts were his appointments of the Supreme Court judges.

His memory has been almost a total blank today and all of his appointments were cancelled, ostensibly because of his eye trouble.