Sentence examples similar to appointed runner from inspiring English sources

Ms. James became the front-runner to be appointed to replace Mr. Schneiderman.

Garrison, the 1990 Wimbledon runner-up, was appointed for one year by Alan Schwartz, the president of the United States Tennis Association.

But one man who hasn't been mentioned as a possible runner is Domenico Scala, appointed in 2012 as Fifa's independent head of audit and compliance.

Former Northern Ireland captain Martin O'Neill was the early front-runner but the FAI have appointed former international Ray Houghton and the FAI's High Performance Director Ruud Dokter to oversee the selection process.

In 1984 Beckenbauer was appointed manager of the West German team, which was the World Cup runner-up in 1986 and the winner in 1990.

After decades of being shunned, he was appointed the track coach at a nearby club, where he instructed young runners in the finer points of sprinting for nearly four decades.

Much younger than many past holders of the post when appointed at the age of 38 in 2011, Martin was an accomplished cook and a marathon runner, and enjoyed attending pop concerts.

The 57-year-old was appointed in March 2012, replacing Gary Megson at the helm and leading the club to promotion as League One runners-up.

"You are now appointed as top commander". "Julie," she said to a girl that is known to be one of the fastest runners in the group.

The intern was not a runner, but calculating that she could hardly fail to keep up with an 82- year-old, met him at the appointed time.

Mr Brown appointed the panel.