Sentence examples for appointed fast from inspiring English sources

The justice minister, Bridgette Mabandla, wants more senior black judges appointed fast.

It's the gulf Welshman Steffan Jones, 45, will be bridging after being appointed fast bowling coach at Rajasthan Royals in the IPL.

"What I'm trying to give is a clear indication that we're keen to get somebody appointed fast and obviously if somebody's here we can get through that whole process as fast as possible, it's far quicker to get that person on board than to get somebody else".

During the appointed fast-day on Thursday, 19 January 1637, Wheelwright preached at the Boston church in the afternoon.

England have appointed Ottis Gibson as their fast bowling coach for their tour of the West Indies, starting in April.

The Bribery Commission, appointed by the president, fast-tracked the investigation.

Labour's leader in the Lords, Lady Smith of Basildon, said Cameron has appointed peers at a faster rate than any other prime minister since 1958 in the vain hope of "loading the dice" ahead of votes.

He reacted by overhauling the coaching structure and appointing former Australia fast bowler Jason Gillespie as head coach.

The other day, the president chose to speak out in favor of net neutrality, deliberately contradicting his own Federal Communications Commission chairman, Tom Wheeler, a former lobbyist for the cable and telecom industry, who is pushing a plan to allow the big guys to charge more for internet fast lanes (who appointed this guy anyway?).

Cameron has appointed new members at a faster rate than any prime minister since life peerages began in 1958.

And in February, she was appointed CEO of Flywheel Sports, the fast-growing indoor cycling business with 41 studio locations.