Sentence examples for dream appointment from inspiring English sources

Harry Redknapp might not have been a dream appointment, but he did promise a knack for producing football which pleased the eye and which, with the right financial support, might even have begun to produce consistent results.

Of course, you can always fantasize about a progressive dream appointment, such as Pamela Karlan, the brilliant legal scholar recently placed in charge of voting rights enforcement of the DOJ, or Preet Bharara, the US attorney general for New York and Wall Street's Enemy No1.

Of course Buffett himself would be a dream appointment, but he is unlikely to relinquish his job as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway.

Four and a half years ago, a young scientist we'll call Otto B. Doing-Better began what he thought would be his dream postdoctoral appointment.

We saw in the debate this week that there are sharp differences on issues like the DREAM Act, Supreme Court appointments and the Paycheck Fairness Act.

On Wednesday Mr. Hamingson, 45, called his appointment "a dream come true".

The dream began with his appointment as one of Ariel Sharon's bodyguards, assigned to protect the Israeli Prime Minister at Cairo's airport, and in the column, which appeared in February, he wrote: The pig landed; his face was diabolical, a murderer; his hands soiled with the blood of women and children.

They were among 15 players who took part in what was surely a working man's field of dreams: pickup basketball, by appointment only, made through a Web site, indoorhoops.com.

Encouraging young people with learning disabilities to pursue their dreams, he said his appointment showed "that [people] can achieve things that people in life say are unachievable, don't let people put you down".

Your dreams of an academic appointment fade proportionally to the number of postdocs in direct competition in your field of expertise.

It can accommodate four deluxe double staterooms there are also crew's quarters along with any other appointments you dream up.