Sentence examples for best appointment from inspiring English sources

Kennedy turned out to be Roosevelt's best appointment to any of the New Deal agencies.

Other key staff include sports psychologist Steve Peters, described by Brailsford as "the best appointment I've made".

"The appointment of Poff to the Supreme Court," he said as Mr. Poff's name was being floated, "would probably be the best appointment Nixon has made.

Swift expected to get a bishopric for his efforts, but his friends fell from power when Anne died in 1714 and the best appointment on offer was Dean of St Patrick's in Dublin.

"We will continue this process and select who we regard as the best appointment for Celtic.

"Out of all the candidates that were linked with the job, he definitely seems to have been the best one and the best appointment we could have made.

That was one of the best appointments I ever made.

- and, extraordinary as that may appear, we much doubt if it is not one of the best appointments.

During his early years as F.B.I. director, Mr. Freeh was often mentioned by presidential aides as one of Mr. Clinton's best appointments.

It was one of Truman's best appointments -- even many of Mrs. Roosevelt's critics regarded her United Nations work as a triumph -- and he remained proud of having made it to the end of his life; "I made use of her," he would say after her funeral.

It's not always the star names that are the best appointments".