Sentence examples for appointed this time from inspiring English sources

He should remember, too, that yet another independent counsel may soon be appointed, this time to look into the Democrats' financing of their 1996 campaign and with a remit that includes Vice-President Al Gore as well as the president himself.

"It's no accident that he has been appointed at this time".

It's just 31 years since, having wandered elsewhere along Fleet Street, I was belatedly appointed this newspaper's full-time film critic.

He was expected to be in his cell at the appointed time four times a day for head count.

His long relationship with radical lobby groups such as Policy Exchange in the UK and the American Enterprise Institute in the US, his characterisation of public servants as "the Blob" and his battles against public protections ensure that he should be the last person any responsible government would appoint, at this time of multiple environmental crises, to defend the living world.

More important for the long term he, like Clinton before him, appointed women -- this time two of them -- as lifelong members of the Supreme Court.

There is an old saying: "It's not the appointed time, but the anointed time".

Barbara said, "I imagined her as having entered more fully into kairos — the appointed time, the fullness of time.

CA appointed another executive this past week, this time adding James E. Bryant as executive vice president and chief administration officer, effective immediately.

This vast seething mass of humanity, between two and three million people, is drawn from every corner of the world, all rushing at the one appointed time to this one place: Mecca.

Successive directors of the biennale – a new one is appointed each time – are conscious of this.