Sentence examples for appointed close to from inspiring English sources

Coincidentally, the following year, Storr appointed Close to his Dean's Council. .

Conner has appointed close associates to help carry out his plan.

According to the Times: "Jeremy Corbyn reasserted his authority over Labour last night as he sacked a senior moderate from his team and appointed close allies to key posts.

President Lee Myung-bappointedted close associates to the top positions at public broadcast companies and news agencies after he took office in 2008.

But it also overwhelmed the commission, which had to stay open until midnight, eight hours past its appointed closing time, to accommodate all those who wanted to register.

They are entirely in line with the government's brazen approach to appointing close supporters to positions of authority and influence.

The court's decision may embolden critics who have accused Mr. Zuma of recently appointing close allies to critical public positions in an effort to protect his fragile grip on power ahead of his party's election convention next year.

One target of such criticism is the interim government's prime minister, Mahmoud Jibril, who has appointed close associates and fellow members of the Warfalla tribe, among them Mr. Nayed.

President Donald Trump appointed close ally Anthony Scaramucci as his new White House communications director on Friday.

Kenley Jansen, the newly appointed closer who had been pitching very well, gave up a game-tying home run to pinch-hitter Travis Snider.

At some sites, voting, and campaigning, continued past the appointed closing hour.