Sentence examples for appoint station from inspiring English sources

Last year he challenged the CIA for the right to appoint station chiefs abroad, but the White House ruled against him.

After a spell with the Empire Armament School (which became the RAF Staff College), he was appointed station commander at RAF Shaibah, in Iraq.

Vince Giannini, a 35-year-old Los Angeles television executive, has been appointed station manager at WPIX-TV, company officials said yesterday.

Subsequently, he was appointed station commander at Wattisham, Suffolk.

Group Captain Tom Barrett, appointed station commander in September 2009 and the final station commander of neighbouring RAF Uxbridge, died on 10 March 2011 following a road traffic accident on the A40.

He was later appointed the station's sports director and did voiceovers for cinema commercials and boxing newsreels.

Very cool idea -- and even cooler if you serve them on fine china from an elegantly appointed dessert station.

The Danes reportedly invaded Finland in 1191 and again in 1202; in 1209 the pope authorized the archbishop of Lund to appoint a minister stationed in Finland.

The BBC Radio 2 controller, Lesley Douglas, has defended her decision to appoint Chris Evans to the station's drivetime show after complaints from hundreds of listeners.

Crediting her big break to a lawsuit which encouraged her local San Diego TV station to appoint women to technical jobs, Kennedy said she was open to the idea of quotas.

James E. Boyd, Assistant Director of Research at the Engineering Experiment Station since 1954, was appointed Director of the station from July 1 , 1957 a post in which he served until 1961.