Sentence examples for had ever appointed from inspiring English sources

No governor had ever appointed someone to the office after a vacancy.

At only 23 Gibbard was the youngest cartoonist the newspaper had ever appointed.

It took the view that since there was no evidence that any chief constable had ever appointed an acting sergeant as a custody officer, the issue was academic or hypothetical.

No prime minister has ever appointed as many senators on a single day.

But I doubt if the Home Office – if it has ever had a liberal phase - has ever appointed anyone to the ACMD with the sole specialist qualification of being a long-term campaigner for drug legalisation.

Rodwell continued: "Every chairman who has ever appointed a caretaker manager in the history of football desperately wants to give the job to the caretaker because you know what you are getting when you take them on.

(No BME judge - man or woman - has ever been appointed to the supreme court or court of appeal).

It is also worth noting that no woman has ever been appointed to U.S. Treasury secretary or chairwoman of the Federal Reserve.

No commission chief has ever been appointed against the express and robust opposition of a big EU member state like Britain.

Although no retired officer has ever been appointed Army chief of staff since the post was created in 1903, famous commanders have for decades been called back to service for other major positions.

"Anybody that has ever been appointed guardian knows full well that they have to submit an affirmation of legal services, and it is up to the court to determine if that affirmation is correct".