Sentence examples for being named to a from inspiring English sources

He denounces the "injustice" of not being named to a long-ago all-state basketball team.

Bevilacque remembered the baseball given to her husband as a prize for being named to a New Jersey all-state high school baseball team.

He succeeds Marvin Goldsmith, a longtime network executive being named to a new post, executive vice president at the ABC Broadcast Group, consulting on sales strategies.

To relieve the loneliness at home, I often talk to former associates, seeking their help in returning to public service on a part-time basis by being named to a statewide commission.

The Bush campaign expects to announce soon that the Penn State football coach is being named to a steering committee of about 500 people that will help organize the candidate's effort in Pennsylvania, sources said.

Strobe Talbott, former editor and columnist at Time magazine, is being named to a new position, Ambassador-at-Large and Special Adviser to the Secretary on the New Independent States and Russia.

Three executives are being named to an Office of the President by Irwin Gotlieb, chairman and chief executive.

Ms. Berry says Ms. Wilson was named to a six-year term.

In 2012, Diana was named to a Harvard College Professorship in recognition of excellence in undergraduate teaching.

He was named to a committee to advise on state judicial appointments.

Last week, Carlos Gutierrez, a former commerce secretary under President George W. Bush, was named to a similar post.