Sentence examples for freshly appointed from inspiring English sources

ASIA: Freshly appointed managers pitched into vital World Cup elimination contests are everywhere.

As a freshly appointed platoon commander, Hussey in February 1944 went ashore at Anzio, the bungled allied landing in Italy.

Two years ago, a freshly appointed commission under the former Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi decided to get serious about air traffic control.

He spent a night in a Pretoria hospital undergoing tests, and this week let his new deputy Cyril Ramaphosa (L) chair a three-day lekgotla (strategy meeting) of the freshly appointed Cabinet.

Appearing at the Football Association's vast, wind-whipped National Football Centre site in Burton-on-Trent, Gareth Southgate, freshly appointed as the FA's grandly titled head of elite development, cuts as immaculate a figure as the nation would expect.

A new Socialist president and a freshly appointed leftwing government have not made the French especially happy, according to a poll that found two-thirds are pessimistic about the future.

Hughes and then-freshly appointed chief executive Guy Vidra ousted top editor Franklin Foer in a palace coup powered by web gibberish.

When D.C. Schools Chancellor Michelle A. Rhee appointed Jordon to take over the freshly renovated school two years ago, only 23percentt of its students were proficient in reading, 17percentt in math.

To reward him for his hard work, he has appointed him the head of Russia Segodnya (Russia Today), a freshly-created government news service.

At the appointed time, the nanny would pile Andrew and Tony--freshly scrubbed, stiffly dressed--into a limousine, whose driver would take them to Central Park.

FRESHLY restored as Australia's Labor prime minister, Kevin Rudd insists that the cabinet he appointed on July 1st contains the "best players on the field".