Sentence examples for he appointed himself from inspiring English sources
He appointed himself the head of the rebel's military force.
Why has he appointed himself the army's military historian?
Like most of the leaders in the history of the Eastern Bloc, he appointed himself.
He appointed himself the Commander-in-Chief of the debate, or, at least, its C.E.O.
He appointed himself the landlord for the camp and began charging "rent" to the other campers.
He appointed himself as chairman for four years with his son, the Rev Jonathan Falwell.
He appoints himself the "marketing director of nature" to take on the big brands that vie for children's attention and beat them at their own game.
Even those he appoints himself, those he calls "friends" and "relatives," are subject to the whims of his adolescent fears.
He even appointed himself the department's "fourth minister".
He's appointed himself ambassador-at-large for the hedge-fund industry.
To convince investors, he has appointed himself electricity minister and scheduled weekly power summits (11am on Tuesdays).
