rendezvousin a sentence
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We're going to rendezvous at Starbucks.rendezvous = meet at an agreed time and place
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We just learned that they had a secret rendezvous last week.rendezvous = meeting
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Prior to dying, the poet wrote, "I have a rendezvous with Death."rendezvous = scheduled meeting
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We had landed in a V formation, with Jelly at the bottom of the V and Red and myself at the ends of the two arms; now we had to close it into a circle around the retrieval rendezvous . (source)rendezvous = to meet at a certain time and place
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I even insist she take my sleeping bag, in case it's not possible to rendezvous by nightfall.† (source)
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Then we can all rendezvous in the kitchen.† (source)
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Ender had positioned himself so that when he launched, he would rendezvous with the frozen soldier he had just used as a missile.† (source)
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In a street close enough to the drab, stone openness of the Civic Center to be infected by its gray, he rendezvoused with another carrier, and they exchanged sacks.† (source)
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The strobe can be used at night for rendezvousing with other units or aircraft, ships, boats, whatever† (source)
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Well, this war having commenced in 'arnest, the Delaware and I rendezvous'd an app'intment, to meet this evening at sunset on the rendezvous-rock at the foot of this very lake, intending to come out on our first hostile expedition ag'in the Mingos.† (source)
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In spirit she walks the city, traces its labyrinths, its dingy mazes: each assignation, each rendezvous, each door and stair and bed.† (source)
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By February 11 the 5th Division armada had rendezvoused with the 3rd and 4th Divisions at Saipan.† (source)
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So giddy, in fact, that it doesn't even bother him that the president will be rendezvousing with Sinatra's former girlfriend, Marilyn Monroe.† (source)
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After my rendezvous with the welcoming committee, I searched the airport for someone carrying a sign with my name on it.† (source)
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It was a natural landmark where campers often rendezvoused on hunting expeditions, but now there was nobody around.† (source)
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Finding philandering spouses who think rendezvousing on a different planet will keep them safe from discovery.† (source)
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