Sentence examples for appointment marks from inspiring English sources

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.

Mr Díaz-Canel's appointment marks the start of the handover of power to a generation born after the 1959 revolution.

Peter Bamford, Supergroup's chairman, said: "Euan's appointment marks another important step in the continued evolution of SuperGroup.

Whatever the early nerves, his appointment marks a remarkable comeback for a man who only eight months ago had surgery to remove a lung tumour.

Her appointment marks the passing of the torch from an older generation of grey-haired Italian bosses, and she will bring a more globalised perspective to the job than her predecessors.

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.

The school's director, Prof Tom Inns, said the firm's appointment marked a significant day for the school.

Farage described Verhofstadt as a "fanatic" and said his appointment marked "a declaration of war on any sensible negotiation process".