Sentence examples for appointed until from inspiring English sources

Another interim head was appointed until Mr. Knell's arrival in 2011 from the nonprofit Sesame Workshop.

law in 1933, but she wasn't appointed until 1950 The other boroughs had historians before that.

Under state law, a caretaker mayor can be appointed until Mr. Milan's term expires in June.

Although he wanted to study sculpture, no teacher was appointed until his second year; Moore became his first pupil.

New Hampshire judges are appointed until retirement by the governor, and can be removed only by the Legislature.

Backed by Fatah's old guard, Mr Arafat has ruled that no prime minister will be appointed until after "the establishment of a Palestinian state".

Pennsylvania and Delaware shared an appointed governor until the American Revolution.

When Liholiho went to England in 1823, Kaahumanu was appointed regent until Kaukeouali Kamehameha III should come of age.

"I have been appointed coach until the end of the season," Goulet said in an e-mail message.

The coup erupted on March 10, Victor Emmanuel abdicated on the 13th, and Charles Albert was appointed regent until the arrival of the new king, Charles Felix.

Early favourites for the Crawley job are the current coach Craig Brewster, appointed caretaker until the end of the season and a former Dundee United manager, and the sacked Huddersfield Town manager Lee Clark.