Sentence examples for appointed a few from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

When Dr. Howard was appointed a few weeks after Detective Zadroga died, many in the city were relieved to have a federal czar in charge.

They might appoint a few foreigners to the board.

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

Even if Trump initially appoints a few good judges, that trend is not likely to last.

"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.