Sentence examples for appointed myself from inspiring English sources

"I just appointed myself his campaign manager".

I appointed myself a cultural ambassador.

So I've appointed myself marketing director for nature, and spent the last nine months in my new role.

I didn't call myself an expert in the field, but I was, as one has to do when one is sitting in a five-man office and that is the opportunity, I appointed myself the expert.

I watched the coffin, appointed myself its guardian, prepared to glare from underneath my helmet if a soldier stretched out his leg and took the risk of brushing it.

"When I first moved to Acton," he writes, "I appointed myself the unofficial litter monitor on my street.

"I appoint myself Homeland Security chief, and watch to make sure all the food comes out on time".

"Get Outta That Spaceship and Fight Like a Man," the Grifters (1994) So casually brilliant I wanted to appoint myself their new bass player.

He added, "Partly because of that, I can assure you that I am not going to appoint myself to the trial bench".

Meanwhile, Mr Livingstone told BBC News: "I will appoint myself chairman of the mayor's office for policing and crime, and focus on rebuilding morale, getting police numbers up and turning things around".

As a rookie soldier in boot camp at Fort Ord, California, I inexplicably found myself appointed a platoon leader, which meant that I had about eighteen equally young and immature soldiers for whose work and performance I was suddenly responsible.