Sentence examples for appointed field from inspiring English sources

When the sergeant had to leave, the narrator was appointed field sergeant in his place His bunkmate, Demry McGlaughlin, a big Negro, was concerned about him and the narrator favored him because he seemed more real than any of the others, The weather was very hot and Ellridge and Demry were restrained from fighting.

Mr Morsi appointed Field Marshal Sisi as both military commander-in-chief and defence minister in August 2012 - a move seen at the time as an attempt to reclaim power from the military, which had assumed interim control after President Mubarak's fall.

On 22 July 1664 he received the office of the voivode of Kiev, and on 2 January 1665 he was appointed Field Crown Hetman.

He served as a Boer General during the Boer War, a British General during the First World War and was appointed Field Marshal by King George VI during the Second World War.

But she said the department had assigned a new manager to the school bus inspections unit, appointed two field supervisors and reduced the length of time between the announcement and the performance of inspections.

Eighteen months after the publication of Rogue Male, he was appointed to Field Security, the department charged with "the defence of the army against the enemy agent," as he put it.

For his part in the battle he was appointed a Field Crown Hetman, and became the starost of Hrubieszów.

By the early 1950's, he was campaigning for Dwight D. Eisenhower, and his loyalty was rewarded in 1953 when he was appointed a regional field adviser for the new Small Business Administration.

At the First Battle of Zurich in June 1799, he was appointed on the field as brigadier general, an honor which he declined, asking instead to be given command of a cavalry regiment.

The editor of a journal is usually an independent, leading expert in his/her field appointed and sometimes financially supported by the publisher.

Of course, that "self-appointed field marshal" was not at all Williams's type — ideologically or physically.