Sentence examples for fellow appointed from inspiring English sources

It was 1980, and I was the very first Stern fellow, appointed by Bradlee in a tribute to his friend and colleague Larry Stern, who had died, and who apparently liked the Brits.

The second author is the project fellow appointed for carrying out the simulation of different fault events in the C.G. power system network.

The local investigators (grantholders and clinical research fellow appointed to the study) will have access to the source data and will extract the data required for the CRF.

Library Names Fellows for 2nd Year The New York Public Library has announced the names of the second class of 15 fellows appointed to its Center for Scholars and Writers for the academic year beginning this fall.

Women only make up some 5% of the fellows of the Royal Society; only two of the 44 fellows appointed in 2012 are female.

There are currently about 1,450 Fellows, allowed to use the postnominal title FRS (Fellow of the Royal Society), with up to 52 new Fellows appointed each year.

Four or five new Wigner fellows are appointed annually as the previous fellows move on.

Did anyone notice that in 2014 a female named Tracey Fellows was appointed Director and CEO of REA Group?

Levitt has also recently been appointed associate fellow of the Henry Jackson Society, who describe him as "a leading authority on illicit finance related to terrorism".

He appointed fellow alumni throughout his political career.

John Sentamu, Stone's fellow panellist, was appointed archbishop of York in 2005; Macpherson himself has retired.