Sentence examples for appointment to succeed from inspiring English sources

The governor of Massachusetts, Deval Patrick, a Democrat, will make an interim appointment to succeed Mr. Kerry until a special election can be held.

In addition to Mr. Battle's appointment to succeed Judith Jamison, Tracy Inman and Melanie Person became co-directors of the Ailey school in 2010.

Some parishioners say they not only feel betrayed by Bishop Egan, but are doubly stung by the lavish praise heaped upon him after his appointment to succeed Cardinal John J. O'Connor.

6.56pm GMT Tucker: no hard feelings Paul Tucker has taken his surprise failure to become Bank of England governor with good grace, reports the Wall Street Journal's David Enrich David Enrichh (@davidenrich) Statement from jilted Paul Tucker: "I warmly congratulate Mark Carney on his appointment to succeed Sir Mervyn King as Governor".

David Hughes, the chairman who has invested millions in the club in recent years and funded a number of high-profile Australian signings last winter, has shown great faith in Rob Powell, a coaching rookie who was a surprising appointment to succeed Brian McDermott in the autumn of 2010.

Alan Hunte, who was caretaker coach for the past six weeks before Noble's appointment to succeed Phil Veivers was confirmed last Saturday, has said that he is happy to stay with the club and revert to his previous role in charge of the junior teams.

He took an appointment under Edmund Husserl (1855 1938) at Freiburg, and was then appointed to succeed him in his chair.

The appointment of Lord Kitchener to succeed Gorst portended the end of conciliation of the khedive.

A report in the Arts Briefing column on Wednesday about the appointment of Howard Sherman to succeed Roy A. Somlyo as leader of the American Theater Wing referred imprecisely to their titles.

The appointment of Dunga to succeed him in some kind of parade of the dinosaurs and Brazil's subsequent struggles were bleakly predictable.

JASON ZINOMAN Correction: November 24, 2003, Monday A report in the Arts Briefing column on Wednesday about the appointment of Howard Sherman to succeed Roy A. Somlyo as leader of the American Theater Wing referred imprecisely to their titles.