Sentence examples for promised appointment from inspiring English sources

With the presidential inauguration behind us, the IT world eagerly awaits the promised appointment of the first ever national chief technology officer.

When a promised appointment did not take place in time, it led to unnecessary anguish for the participant.

"I've been there before: you're promised an appointment, they [Camhs] say they'll write to you.

Burke said when the Coalition won government it had promised the appointment of the threatened species commissioner would make Australia's wildlife a priority.

Though he was promised an appointment, all positions were filled by others.

The YoGov.org service promises an appointment within three to four weeks, which is apparently a lot better than what you may get if you try it yourself.

No matter, too, that he promised before his appointment that he would definitely go.

Yet each appointment promised more waiting rooms full of women who would pull me through.

Benjamin Millepied's decision to quit his job as director of the Paris Opera Ballet has been shocking in its abruptness, not just because he's only been in the post for little more than a year, but because so much was promised by his appointment.

Both Gore and Deevey have been promised urgent Camhs appointments this month, but neither is convinced it will actually happen.

Six customers told The Times about a host of problems, including the inability to reach Prime to get more listings or set up appointments, promised viewings where no one showed up and landlords who had never heard of Prime and were offering their units at a different rent than what Prime had advertised. .