Sentence examples for appointed between from inspiring English sources

Because she was appointed between legislative sessions, her appointment has not been confirmed by the Texas Senate, and one lawmaker is already calling for her removal.

However, only four Grand Tutors were appointed between 202 BC – 6 AD.

Ioan-Aurel Pop characterizes the following period as including "voidvodal dynasties": five members of the Lackfi family (father and four sons) were successively appointed between 1356 and 1376.

That report showed that of the eighty army chaplains appointed between 1813 and 1856, over half had been Episcopalian, outnumbering Presbyterians four to one, Baptists over eight to one, Methodists by nearly fifteen to one, etc.

If Trump could appoint between two and four justices, the impact would be extraordinary.

On October 25th the pro-democracy leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, was taken from her house arrest to meet Aung Kyi, the regime's recently appointed go-between.

It sounds deep, mythic, and quintessentially of its era (Amin Maalouf's French libretto is based on a twelfth century legend) and yet it also sounds suspiciously like fifth grade, with the Pilgrim as the appointed go-between who delivers a love note to the cute girl at the end of the row and asks her if she likes you.

For the same level of corporate performance, a chief executive appointed between 1990 and 1996 was three times more likely to be fired than one appointed before 1980.

For the same level of corporate performance, a CEO appointed between 1990 and 1996 was three times more likely to be fired than one appointed before 1980.The Booz Allen figures suggest that the risks at the top have continued to rise since then.

Most candidates are appointed for between three to five years.

Like my other choices here "Do the Dance" operates in the lavishly appointed gap between the actual and the abstract.