Sentence examples for appointed soon from inspiring English sources

She added that the panel members would be appointed soon.

An artistic director is to be appointed soon, followed by an accessories designer.

He said he expected to be appointed soon by President Bush to the railroad's board.

She was appointed soon after the company rejected a takeover approach from Coty, a perfume supplier which thinks Avon could do with a makeover.

Twitter's CEO, Jack Dorsey, tweeted that other directors would be appointed soon, "ones that will bring diversity and represent the strong communities on Twitter.

Separately, the senior Kurdish officials said, Mr. Salih, the prime minister of the P.U.K., has a good chance of being appointed soon by Iraqi officials to be the country's ambassador to the United Nations.

He suggested that the railroad consider giving up its national system and concentrate on the East and West Coasts, plus service from Chicago to Detroit, New Orleans and a few other cities. George Warrington, Amtrak's president, was not thrilled to hear that from the secretary, whom President Bush is expected to appoint soon to Amtrak's board.

Every governor he appointed was soon kicked out; his Party of Regions had no presence in the local parliament.

Europeans are more cynical, believing that those chief executives who are not power-crazed when appointed will soon become so.

A director for the new unit will be appointed as soon as the right person can be found, he said.

"A new coach will be appointed very soon, maybe within some hours from now, as we've already forwarded a list of the pre-selections to the sports minister to make the final choice," Tombi said.