Sentence examples similar to appointed days that from inspiring English sources

One the appointed day the cake was sent over.

Child advocates have been contending for days that Mr. Bush should replace Ms. Kearney, whom he appointed as secretary of the agency in 1998.

Especially on the day that Ford appointed its first-ever senior vice president for "sustainability".

The closest laboratory measurement performed within 90 days before or after the date of a visit was appointed to that visit.

He resigned his parliamentary seat on January 14 , 1997 the same day that he was appointed as a vice-president of the National Citizens Coalition (NCC), a conservative think-tank and advocacy group.

RTI routinely reports to the National Institute of Child Health and Development (NICHD) appointed Data Monitoring Committee that oversees study progress and outcomes.

Mitchell was appointed within days of Obama becoming president, a sign that the new administration saw the conflict as a priority.

Palace co-chairman Steve Parish told the BBC's Match of the Day that he is keen to appoint someone with top-flight experience in England.

He has until March 28th the same day that Israel holds its own election to appoint a cabinet.

In the last days of the campaign, CTV released its own review of campaign contributions made by the people BC Liberals appointed to boards that oversee government functions.

T he neatest boy is always appointed mayor for the day and he told a visitor one day that his duties were the same as Mayor Walker's--sit around and look nice.