Sentence examples for finally appointed from inspiring English sources

Reagan finally appointed centrist Anthony Kennedy, and Kennedy was confirmed in the final year of the Gipper's administration.

As the defensive guru at Manly, he was central to their Grand Final run, and after a long and protracted hiring process, he was finally appointed as the man to make Parra matter again.

In February of that year, the German firm finally appointed a much younger chief executive.

When the Church finally appointed Roman bishops, they did not have much authority.

The stalemate ended after Governor Paterson finally appointed a lieutenant governor and Mr. Espada returned to the Democrats.

It was said that it only rained because the government had finally appointed a minister for drought.

The BJP started campaigning late in Amethi, finally appointing a former TV star turned politician as its candidate.

The sense of flux was heightened by the unexpected string of rejections that PSG had to wade through before finally appointing a successor to Ancelotti.

Only in August 1916, after the failure of the German offensive at Verdun and in view of the Allied onslaught on both the eastern and western fronts, did the emperor finally appoint the two generals to assume supreme military control.

A gaggle of women in their 70s stood in the lobby fuming about the elimination of a favorite pianist in the second round, finally appointing one of their number to confront a judge who was making his way toward the buffet.

"Of course, there has got to be somebody that we finally appoint but that time will come".