Sentence examples for appointed in the first from inspiring English sources

Tom Daschle should never have been appointed in the first place.

Kean's lack of previous managerial experience suggests he should never have been appointed in the first place.

Even if Sunderland are relegated, their board should not lose sight of why Moyes was appointed in the first place.

Then again, how different things could have been if he had never been appointed in the first place.

Even these limited powers were rarely used independently, since both houses were appointed in the first instance by the government and later renewed by co-option.

The 40-year-old has been done something of a favour in that regard, even if history will show the biggest one afforded him was being appointed in the first place.

Brendan Venter, the Saracens director of rugby, said this week that the lock would benefit from a summer's rest, giving the England manager a ready-made excuse should he want to ease out a captain he was criticised for appointing in the first place and then excoriated for keeping faith with.

As a result of his work and stature and perhaps his relationship with Lord Nuffield, Girdlestone was appointed in 1937 the first British Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery.

Pensionaries, originally the secretaries and legal advisers of the town corporations, were first appointed in the 15th century.

He might better regret having appointed him in the first place.

The Labour leader Ed Miliband said the fact that Cameron had appointed Young in the first place reflected badly on him.