Sentence examples for appointed except from inspiring English sources

But all the current justices were judges when appointed, except Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, who was an assistant attorney general in the Nixon administration.

The North Hollywood apartment is sparsely appointed, except for the comic book collectibles those skew Marvel, because Marvel nailed the human halves of stories.

Unveiling John Sheridan last week their chairman, Simon Corney, said: "John has always been high on my list whenever we have appointed managers" – except, perhaps, when they had sacked him in 2009 with the club eighth in the same division.

Any officer appointed by the Governor, except a member of the General Assembly, is removable by him or her, if there is a legitimate cause for removal.

In contrast, during Eastern Han, a new Grand Tutor was appointed when every emperor except Emperor Huan of Han (r. 146 168 AD) had a Grand Tutor installed at the beginning of their reigns.

Except for the appointed supervisor in Miami-Dade County, the county supervisor of elections is an elective office, chosen every four years.

Every colonial assembly except that of Georgia appointed and sent a delegation.

All judges, except some classes of appointed municipal and police judges, are elected on nonpartisan ballots.

During Hisham ibn Abd al-Malik's reign, the Umayyad government appointed Mudaris as governors in Khurasan, except for Asad ibn Abdallah al-Qasri's tenure in 735 738.

These joint boards are made up of councillors appointed from each of the ten boroughs (except the Waste Disposal Authority, which does not include the Metropolitan Borough of Wigan).

Everyone of importance showed up, in fact, except half of the six newly appointed Justices.