Sentence examples for before I appointed from inspiring English sources

At a shareholders' meeting before I appointed Tony we went round and I said, 'I'm confident we can get out of it'".

Weeks before I was appointed a judge, I'd read John McGahern's Amongst Women and said, reaching page 20, "This will win the Booker".

The chief justice has claimed revelations of the fractured judiciary "shine a light on serious cultural and structural problems (that) had their origins and were festering long before I was appointed to bring in needed reforms".

"The draw was made before I was appointed," Burley said.

I did know about Occupy Central's plans before I was appointed.

Before I was appointed, I was out there on protest lines," Wilson added.

"Their aspirations were for a different figure and I have sympathy for them because of figures that were being bandied about before I was even appointed or approached".

"The idea itself is something I've been talking about and thinking about for much longer than that," he said, "before I was even appointed here: this notion that maybe we could do something for music that has been done in the world of visual arts, famously in Venice and Art Basel and Art Basel Miami and the Whitney, these institutions that are now part of the vernacular".

He joked of his role: "Immediately before being appointed, I got some practice in what it would be like to be a PPS by getting my youngest daughter to be a minister and my elder daughter to be a civil servant and I practised passing paper between them.

Hipper commanded several cruisers in the reconnaissance forces before being appointed commander of the I Scouting Group in October 1913.

Which brings us to a hearing scheduled in New Jersey (where I live) before a judge appointed by New Jersey's Supreme Court to consider whether New Jersey is adequately funding its schools.