Sentence examples for i appoint you from inspiring English sources
"I appoint you" is correct and can be used written English
You can use it to assign a task or responsibility to someone. For example, "I appoint you to be the head of this project."
When he reads out his poem "Summer with the Monarch", about an imaginary romp with the Queen, the audience is bound to laugh, not only at "She told me next morning / I'll never love another / I've always fancied wierdos / I appoint you Royal lover", but at the knowledge that the poet is having fun with the title of his first book, Summer with Monika, the record of an altogether sadder affair.
(I can also appoint you without making the force of my act explicit: I might just say, "You are now Treasurer of the Corporation". Here I appoint you without saying that I am doing so).
Rod asked Jesse, 'Would you support health care if I appoint you?' Not a dime was discussed".
As the Bible says in Jeremiah 1 4-5-'The word of God came to me saying before I formed you in the womb, I knew you; before you were born I set you apart; I appointed you as a Prophet to the nation' … the word of God is so clear God knew us before we were formed so to destroy … we're violating the rules of the creator".
Of course, you're the A.G., not me, even if I did appoint you--but, just wondering aloud, have you and your fine team ever considered: (a) That it wasn't me at all in those White House videotapes but "Tricky Dick" Nixon in a rubber Clinton mask, up to his old political mischief?
I should appoint you co-host.
During the hearing it emerged that Cutler sent an email to Barber in March last year which said: "I formally appoint you as my official PR for both Katie Cutler and Acts of Kindness [a charity she intended to start] at a daily rate of £550".
On the other hand I can promise to meet you tomorrow by uttering the words, "I promise to meet you tomorrow," and if I have the authority to do so, I can even appoint you to an office by saying, "I hereby appoint you".
I will even appoint you to the panel.
After asking him what he was smoking, Richman, a friend of the Bush family, said that Bush told him, "If I become president, I'm going to appoint you my good-will ambassador to the world".
But you are dangerous enemies, so I'd like to keep a close eye on you – which is why I am appointing you secretary of state".
