Sentence examples for appointed at the start from inspiring English sources

Warren was especially unimpressed by the President's first Treasury Secretary, Timothy Geithner, who was appointed at the start of the financial crisis.

Round was appointed at the start of the month to work alongside David Moyes and the rest of his backroom team.

He was glad, he said, to have been appointed at the start of a project, his job as coach to mould the new arrivals into a coherent team.

Yet the American, who was appointed at the start of October, said he continues to believe he can turn the club's fortunes around.

The panel of assessors appointed at the start of the inquiry receive a daily allowance for providing expertise on their line of work to the hearings.

When he was appointed at the start of June, Garry Monk made a convincing case for why things might just be different this time around for Leeds United.

By September 2009, an ombudsman was appointed at the hospital to collect patient complaints.

He has been outstanding for England since he was appointed coach at the start of 2009.

He plays for Braunton, where he made his mark as a teenager and was appointed captain at the start of this season after his long-serving predecessor retired for family reasons, and coaches with an enthusiasm that might amaze those who saw him mope around South Africa.

Swansea-born Jones, who has made 115 appearances for the club since making his debut in 2005, was appointed captain at the start of the 2010/11 season.

Centre-back Centre-back Knightent five years with Wanderers, was appointed skipper at the start of the season after the departure of Kevin Davies.