41.   Alternatively, it might be worth making an appointment to go and see them.

42.   What else have you got, have you finished your course because you were making appointments on that?

43.   She rang up to make an appointment with my receptionist, using a false name.

44.   Agreed, the appointment had been made two months ago.

45.   A more effective approach is to send a letter in advance explaining the business the company is in, followed by a call to make an appointment.

46.   The Minister later said he had nothing to add to a previous statement which said appointments were made on the basis of aptitude and merit.

47.   But most people duly come surely make an appointment?

48.   Can I make an appointment please?

49.   Want to make an appointment to come back this afternoon?

50.   If you make an appointment you should jolly well go and see it.