Sentence examples for appointed back from inspiring English sources

Appointed back in 2007, Allardyce lasted only 24 games at the club before being axed at the turn of 2008.

From its eccentrically appointed back yard to the calming interior, the place certainly comes alive in the summer.

When Di Canio was appointed back on 31 March, Sunderland were in danger of being relegated to the Championship.

Steffan Crosby was appointed back in June to lead the £11m restoration of the 12th Century monument.

His newly appointed back-room team of Sean O'Driscoll, Gary McAllister and Pepijn Lijnders remain while the club begin the process of finding their next manager.

An effective EU organisation is the way to go but the current construction only consists of undemocratically appointed back-room politicians who impose incoherent policies and fail to act effectively where it really matters.

Sir Christopher categorically denied rumours that a deputy director general would be appointed to back up the BBC's impartiality.

A new chairman, Mr Robinson, and a new finance director, David Harding, were appointed to back up the chief executive, Steve Marshall, who was put in place after the Hatfield disaster.

Mr. Ryan was hypocritical for criticizing Mr. Obama for doing "exactly nothing" when a debt reduction panel he appointed "came back with an urgent report," said Senator Richard J. Durbin, a co-chairman of the president's campaign.

But it perhaps won't be.The inquiry, appointed way back in 2009 by Gordon Brown, Tony Blair's successor, had been held up by disagreement over whether scores of notes and records of conversations between Mr Blair and George Bush, the allied war leaders, could be published.

A court appointed receiver back in 2001 estimated he had made at least $40m profit from sex.com alone between September 1995 and November 2000, but accepted that he had been stymied by Cohen stealing his own bank records while they were being copied for the court to review.