Sentence examples similar to appointing the date from inspiring English sources

Appointing the coach comes second.

Treloar was appointed the Museum's deputy director on the same date.

The light dates from 1791 (President George Washington appointed the first keeper), and the present lightkeeper's house, the third on the site, was built in 1891.

Long Island's history of postal service dates to the late 1700s, not long after Benjamin Franklin was appointed the first postmaster general.

In February, after just two dates with the orchestra during which she disarmed all, she was appointed the 12th music director of the CBSO for three years.

Mr Brown appointed the panel.

Who appointed the other four?

The duke appoints the sheriff of Cornwall.

He appoints the Tote's board.

The prime minister appoints the cabinet.

And to appoint the next willing volunteer.