Sentence examples for appointed performer from inspiring English sources
In an announcement made at Soho's iconic music venue 100 Club, Khan appointed performer and cultural advocate Amy Lamé to the new position, at a small event with Deputy Mayor for Culture and Creative Industries Justine Simons, industry and press.
But this was batted away with typical charm by the confident media performer, who was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire in the 2011 Birthday Honours list for services to the retail industry.
But though the medium has changed, the performer — whether on obsessively appointed sets or elaborately tweaked outdoor locations — remains evident.
In the tumult after the hurricane, the state seized control of 102 of the city's 117 schools -- the worst performers -- and created the appointed Recovery School District to oversee them, while letting the Orleans Parish School Board run the relatively few remaining.
But he steadily improved his position by becoming a music teacher, performer, and composer, until in 1766 he was appointed organist of a fashionable chapel in Bath, the well-known spa.
Roosevelt's junior and senior high schools have been among the state's worst performers, and in 1995 the department removed the school board and appointed an oversight panel that advises a reconstituted board on academic and business affairs.
The concert also includes the premiere of two songs based on excerpts from Walt Whitman's "Song of Myself," with performers including the violinist Colin Jacobsen and his brother Eric, a cellist, both recently appointed artistic directors of Musicians for Harmony.
Mr Brown appointed the panel.
Already appointed: Heidi Alexander.
