Sentence examples for appointed himself as from inspiring English sources
Has Philip Davies appointed himself as the unofficial filibusterer-in-chief of Westminster?
He appointed himself as chairman for four years with his son, the Rev Jonathan Falwell.
In the years since, Mr. Leininger has appointed himself as a kind of Javert to Mr. Landis's Valjean.
Luckily Pedro, a young Argentine (who unfortunately didn't speak English either) appointed himself as my guide and minder.
In 2008, when the provost, the university's fourth in seven years, left, Mr. Kerrey appointed himself as the interim provost, infuriating the faculty and igniting student protests.
Mr. Hussain, a village elder, appointed himself as guide, leading the way up a steep incline toward mud houses built on patches of flatness.
Mr Heftar had quit the regime earlier and returned from exile in the United States to appoint himself as rebel field commander.
The agreement also removes Sir Stelios's right to appoint himself as chairman of easyJet and to select two board directors.
We half chuckle as they introduce themselves (Phillip's offence is "theft of service" – ie not returning a rented car), and Steve appoints himself as his personal attorney.
The president is also being ridiculed for appointing himself as caretaker oil minister in order to chair the 159th Opec meeting due on 8 June in Vienna.
Faces lengthen ReprintsStill, were Mr Lafontaine to appoint himself as chancellor-candidate any time soon, he would face a devastating barrage of criticism for keeping out the charismatic Mr Schröder, thereby jeopardising his party's return to power.
