Sentence examples for expected appointments from inspiring English sources

She expected appointments -- ours included -- to begin a few minutes before the appointed hour: "If you're not early, you're late".

There are the obvious expected appointments - Bishop for foreign affairs, Hockey for treasurer, Pyne for education - but perhaps you think they should be held by someone else.

News of Mr. Pryor's expected appointment caught some superintendents and education advocates by surprise.

The widely expected appointment of Mr. Reilly, who is already president of G.M. Europe, was part of a management shake-up.

The expected appointment of Mr. Dudley would be the first time that a foreigner served as the top executive of BP, which was once known as British Petroleum.

One attempt to give direction to this dysfunctional reconstruction effort was the expected appointment of Lord Ashdown as the UN representative in Kabul.

Peter Moores' future as England coach appears increasingly in peril, pending the expected appointment of Andrew Strauss as the national team's new director of cricket.

Given that, one has to welcome the expected appointment to senior positions in the Obama administration of economists like Lawrence Summers, Timothy Geithner, Jason Furman, Peter Orszag, and Goolsbee himself.

Peter Moores will be removed as the England head coach on Saturday ahead of the expected appointment of Andrew Strauss as the new director of cricket.

In addition, I became aware that little things like a patient canceling an appointment also evoked anxious feelings as if I were not safe or ok when the expected appointment had to be scratched from my schedule.

Manchester United's new manager David Moyes is facing his first headache even before his expected appointment today, as it has emerged that Wayne Rooney has told the club that he believes he needs a fresh start and wants to leave.