Sentence examples for appointed to set out from inspiring English sources

Jessop was assisted by John Duncombe, Thomas Denson and William Turner, and from 30 October, Thomas Telford was appointed to set out the line and oversee the construction.

Elections are now planned for July 24th, and a high commission was appointed to set electoral rules.

Last year he asked Lord Darzi, a surgeon whom he had appointed junior health minister, to set out a ten-year vision for the NHS by June 2008.

A new chief inspector of hospitals, Sir Mike Richards, has been appointed and is due to set out his plans later this week.

So when President Obama selected Shinseki in 2009 to run the VA, the newly appointed secretary set out to reform the institution with tough new standards that he expected folks to meet.

That same year, 1927, a talented and forward-looking director, Everett Austin, known as Chick, was appointed; he set out to acquire for Hartford a "series of acknowledged and unquestionable art masterpieces".

Murdoch came in believing the newsroom was left-leaning and his appointed editor set out to correct that.

In recent decades, mass and indiscriminate rebuilding, alongside a booming coal mining industry that gained Datong the label "China's capital of coal", also made it one of the country's grittiest cities. Six years ago, Datong's newly appointed mayor, Geng Yanbo, set out to restore its glorious history: to resurrect the old city of Datong.

This newly appointed governor of Britain set out to subdue the intransigent Silures tribe, early masters of guerilla tactics, but didn't survive to complete his task.

I just want to set out.

Prof Niamh Nic Daied, a chemist and specialist in fire investigations appointed expert to the inquiry, set out how the first fire engines were dispatched just 45 seconds after the first 999 call from Behailu Kebede at 12.54am after he had been woken by a smoke alarm while sleeping on a mattress in the living room of flat 16.