Sentence examples similar to missions appointed to from inspiring English sources

He definitely felt he was on a mission and felt appointed to carry out that mission.

Chonghou had returned a year earlier from his humiliating apology mission and been appointed to the Board of War and the Zongli Yamen, which advised the court on foreign affairs.

In 1827 the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions appointed him physician to the Sandwich Islands Mission, and in 1828 he arrived in Honolulu.

Her powerful relatives tried to maneuver Overbury out of the way by having him appointed to diplomatic missions overseas, but he refused to go and was imprisoned in the Tower of London on a charge of treason.

"Why?", we asked "Because there are planes in the sky and they drop bombs…" Birlant's mission In 1996, Birlant was appointed  to be the director of the first orphanage in Grozny.

After a donation from Google aimed at giving 15,000 Pis to children, former ICT teacher Clive Beale was appointed to drive this mission forwards.

He was appointed to a diplomatic mission in Europe, but died in high seas, in unclear circumstances.

With disputes still going on, Moreno was appointed to a diplomatic mission to Britain, but died at sea on the way there.

He conducted a mission to France in 1614 and was appointed to record the proceedings of the Synod of Dort (1618 19).

He was first appointed to the Osage Indian mission (western Missouri) and then went west with the party of Marcus Whitman in 1830.

In 2003, I was appointed to work on a United Nations mission examining violence against children.