Usage examples of "appointments vacant" in English with translation to French

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He's always on time for his appointments. Il est toujours ponctuel pour ses rendez-vous.
Two seats were vacant. Deux sièges étaient libres.
He always keeps appointments. Il est toujours à ses rendez-vous.
Rooms should be left vacant by eleven a.m. on the day of departure. Le jour du départ, les chambres devraient être libérées pour onze heures.
He is rarely, if ever, late for appointments. Il est rarement, voire jamais, en retard aux rendez-vous.
Two seats remained vacant. Deux chaises restaient libres.
She is rarely late for appointments. Elle est rarement en retard à un rendez-vous.
A seat became vacant at that station. Une place s'est libérée à la gare.
He's always on time for her appointments. Il est toujours ponctuel pour ses rendez-vous.
He was standing there with a vacant look. Il se tenait là, vide d'expression.
She parked her car in a vacant lot. Elle gara sa voiture sur une place libre.
The vacant stare of dolls' eyes has always creeped me out. Le regard vide des yeux de poupées m'a toujours effrayé.
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