Sentence examples for after having appointed from inspiring English sources

On the death of Leo I early in 474, Zeno's seven-year-old son reigned as Leo II; the child died before the end of the year, after having appointed his father co-emperor.

On the death of Leo I early in 474, Zeno's seven-year-old son reigned as Leo II; the child died before the end of the year, after having appointed his father coemperor.

The book ends in 1968 just after Nixon has appointed the 45-year-old Kissinger as his national security adviser.

The third, social rental-free, version was presented to the council in June, the month after Johnson had appointed Greenhalgh to his forensic audit panel.

And whereas Portillo was famously the most swaggery politician of his generation (especially after John Major had appointed him defence secretary in 1995), Mandelson was the ultimate scheming "backroom boy", whose achievement was to engineer Tony Blair's succession as Labour leader and steer the "New Labour" brand to its great electoral triumph in 1997.

In 1275 Burnell was elected Bishop of Bath and Wells, after Edward had appointed him Lord Chancellor in 1274.

Their relations came to a head later that year when Taraki accused Amin of nepotism after Amin had appointed several family members to high-ranking positions.

Johnson, Clinton writes, **{:.break one} ** thought Faubus was too soft on civil rights; after all, he had appointed a few blacks to state boards and commissions.

One also recalls that Mr. Murrow, after President Kennedy had appointed him head of the United States Information Agency, tried to persuade the B.B.C. not to show "Harvest of Shame".

He also noted the timing, saying the court's decision - on 6 September - came a day after the UK had appointed an ambassador to Iran for the first time since 2011.

It was only after ʿAbd al-Malik had appointed al-Ḥajjāj to govern Basra that campaigns against them began to prove successful (the Persian Khārijites were finally wiped out in 697).