Sentence examples for imperial appointment from inspiring English sources
Wolff perhaps exaggerates the effect of the imperial appointment, but his book yields rich insights into some of Mozart's most important music.
Illustrating this point, the book was required reading to pass the tests needed for imperial appointment to military positions.
Though he had hoped for a higher office, he eventually accepted an appointment as imperial archivist and historiographer.
Durrant already leads a successful research lab at Imperial, but his joint appointment now allows him to connect fundamental science expertise at Imperial with engineering and manufacturing expertise at Swansea.
The Yongle Emperor established Yan as a secondary capital and renamed it Beijing, constructed the Forbidden City, and restored the Grand Canal and the primacy of the imperial examinations in official appointments.
Of influential parentage, Ji received a traditional education, married into the imperial family, and received an appointment as a high official.
He failed to acquire the appointment as palatine (imperial governor) of Hungary, which was given to István (Stephen) Báthory in 1519, and dissension between the two contributed to the Turkish conquest of Belgrade two years later.
He also took lessons in drawing and music, but his main field was law, in which Göttingen provided the best instruction in Germany—often paving the way for an appointment in the imperial civil service or in that of one of the German states.
At Antwerp in 1528, he supported his family by practicing medicine until he secured an appointment at the imperial court.
