Usage of "make an appointment to"

Come to a mutual understanding or agreement or a common plan, to create an appointment, harmonize mutual ideas about a presumed future.

Usage of make an appointment to in English

I wonder whether I could make an appointment to come and see you? 
 Babyville 

Now I just have to make an appointment to hand over my SKS. 
 Radio NZ 

Would you like to make an appointment to come in and talk with me? 
 Still alice 

Why don't you make an appointment to see Luce yourself to talk about it? 
 A fierce radiance: a novel 

I'll make an appointment to see him after school tomorrow. 
 The power of one 

Even I have to make an appointment to pass security. 
 In the shadow of the cypress 

I make an appointment to see her the next day. 
 Arcadia falls 

I-I'dlike to make an appointment to see you tomorrow. 
 The next to die 

I'd like to make an appointment to see Dr. Burton. 
 On mystic lake 

You could make an appointment to get a physical check-up or re-work your meditation practice. 
 Ebony 

She called to make an appointment to see Morrow. 
 Death angel 

She would make an appointment to go with Mrs. 
 Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ... 

Better make an appointment to meet soon, then. 
 With friends like these 

I'll make an appointment to see him. 
 A fierce radiance: a novel 

Those who were able to make an appointment to see him usually found the meetings were kept short. 
 Escape 

She was going on vacation, so she had me make an appointment to see her in 3 weeks. 
 Ebony 

Meanings of make an appointment to in English