Sentence examples for appoint a few from inspiring English sources

They might appoint a few foreigners to the board.

"But you'll be able to appoint a few vicars and magistrates, Patrick," she said to his departing back.

"I am here today to appoint a few czars and czarinas," Mr. Richardson said in the slow sonorous tone he enthusiastically adopts for such occasions of public import.

In the poem "The Little Sky in My Hands," Al-Barghouti writes, "I try to turn a policeman into a human being/ Since he looks like one/ I will appoint a few kings and presidents I know/ To new positions/ As waiters, bartenders/ Or offer them other honest jobs".

Another key factor is the nature of the cabinet, which Mr Mugabe is expected to appoint a few days after his inauguration.

Let the Republicans appoint a few captains too.

Arbenz had also appointed a few communists to lower-level jobs in his administration.

Lincoln did his part, too, appointing "a few Seward-Weed men to key posts in New York City".

In line with the government's new guidelines, for instance, Samsung has appointed a few independent directors to its boards.

Recently, though, he appointed a few emissaries, including Peggy Bonfield, a newly minted hypnotherapist whose family owned the city's first plus-size ladies' boutique.

He has appointed a few gays to positions in his administration, and he also granted partial benefits to the same-sex partners of federal employees.