Sentence examples for appointed instead from inspiring English sources

Alfred Tennyson was appointed instead.

In 1961 he appointed instead a national assembly.

The worry is that this view may now disqualify him, with a patsy appointed instead.

Duncan Fletcher was appointed instead, having made his name in coaching Glamorgan and, during his time, the elite coaching programme was instigated.

His election was voided by Premier John Metaxas because of his opposition to Metaxas' regime, and Bishop Chrysanthos of Trebizond was appointed instead.

For those positions that must be filled, he said, part-time faculty members will be appointed instead of full-time assistant professors.

He's had to turn away from the general who was reportedly his choice to be the new chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, a skeptic on the Afghan War, and appoint instead a general he just named to another post.

The Mayor called the judges "marginal" and, with the committee's approval, appointed them instead to one-year terms on the Civil Court.

By contrast, many of those who led protests against the government over the last six months and which were used by the military as an excuse for their actions, want to reduce the use of elections and have appointed leaders instead.

The 53-year-old was expected to take over at Hartlepool United in November, but negotiations stalled and the club appointed John Hughes instead.

Furthermore, Antony promised the Tarsians an office of gymnasiarch, but appointed Boethus instead of a gymnasiarch, and entrusted to him the expenditures.