Sentence examples for appointed keeper from inspiring English sources

He was appointed keeper of the Academy in 1804.

The detective agency is run by Emily Vole, a nine year old girl, who has been appointed "Keeper of the Keys" by the late Mrs String.

April 1, 1762) was general counsellor to parliament when he was appointed keeper of the seals (minister of justice) in 1727 and then secretary of state (1727 37) under the foreign minister Cardinal Fleury.

Mignet gave up politics and journalism for historical work, and he was appointed keeper of the archives at the Foreign Ministry, holding this post until his resignation in 1848.

When in 1964 the Royal Academician Peter Greenham was appointed Keeper of the Royal Academy Schools to succeed Sir Henry Rushbury, he invited Dubery to be a visiting tutor.

The daughter of AE Popham, the then recently appointed keeper of prints and drawings at the British Museum, who had spent the war years in Aberystwyth cataloguing drawings from the Royal Collection, Bell was well qualified for the work.

His father, Mbah Maridjan, the appointed mystical keeper of the volcano, had defied government orders to evacuate and remained behind as Merapi burst to life Oct. 26.

Edward I then appointed him keeper of the realm of Scotland, but in 1297 he was defeated by William Wallace at Stirling Bridge.

After serving in the Royal Air Force during the Second World War, he returned to working at Brighton Museum, but in 1950 was appointed Assistant Keeper of the Guildhall Museum in the City of London.

Somehow he managed to get Charles, Ferdinand's father, to appoint him "keeper" of the royal museum at Portici, where the sculptures and the scrolls were kept.

Vaillancourt has appointed himself the keeper of this art.