Sentence examples for * reappointed in from inspiring English sources

Faulds has been reappointed in Scotland.

Everything has been reappointed in period detail, down to exact reproductions of the original carpets.

He was reappointed in 1974 by Mr. Lindsay's successor, Abraham D. Beame.

He nearly failed to be reappointed in 1983 and almost resigned in 1986, when defeated on a key vote.

Ferguson, reappointed in his place at Peterborough on Tuesday, has managed to catch hold of a career-reviving updraft.

When John Walter Jones was reappointed in April for another four years, the die was probably cast.

Belisarius, now reappointed commander in chief in the East, launched counteroffensives in 541 and 542 before his recall to Italy.

Coach Peter Moores, having lost in his first series since being reappointed coach in April, said: "Alastair has felt out of form but he fronted up and got everyone going this morning, saying, 'Come on, we've got a chance.

De Blasio reappointed Bratton in late 2013, and Bratton has since reined in stop-and-frisk, with 90% fewer cases reported in the De Blasio era compared with January 2012.

In an effort to stabilize German lines in the West, von Rundstedt was reappointed as Commander-in-Chief West on 7 September 1944.

President John F. Kennedy reappointed her in 1961.