Sentence examples for appointment marked from inspiring English sources
Low's appointment marked a return to civil authority.
The appointment marked the teenager, Pierre-Laurent Aimard, as someone to watch.
His appointment marked a change of style, but not of substance.
Farage described Verhofstadt as a "fanatic" and said his appointment marked "a declaration of war on any sensible negotiation process".
The school's director, Prof Tom Inns, said the firm's appointment marked a significant day for the school.
The appointment marked the third time in the last 20 years that the courts named a special master for the task.
He insisted that Longley's appointment marks such a shift.
The Opportunity For a great many, a presidential appointment marks the capstone of their careers.
The appointment marks a key step in the transformation of Africa's best-equipped military force.
Peter Bamford, Supergroup's chairman, said: "Euan's appointment marks another important step in the continued evolution of SuperGroup.
Gilberts' appointment marks the foundation of Rothamsted Experimental Station (since January 2003 known as Rothamsted Research, and subsequently referred to as Rothamsted).
