Sentence examples for she appointed him from inspiring English sources

She appointed him a youth leader of her party.

In Sussex the panel objected to the commissioner's choice of deputy, but she appointed him nonetheless.

Chief Justice Corona was Mrs. Arroyo's chief of staff before she appointed him to the Supreme Court in 2002.

Mr. Corona was Mrs. Arroyo's chief of staff before she appointed him to the Supreme Court in 2002.

While courting Joyce, James met Freud and she appointed him as boilerman, handyman and fire watcher.

Mrs. Arroyo is close to Chief Justice Corona, who was her chief of staff before she appointed him to the Supreme Court in April 2002.

Lord Coe feels that he was not penalised by the Tory party for standing up to Mrs Thatcher, as she later appointed him to be vice-chairman of the Sports Council, and in the 1990s he became an MP, a ministerial aide and a government whip.

She repeatedly appointed him to military posts despite his growing record of irresponsibility.

To relieve him of financial worry, Catherine the Great of Russia first bought his library through an agent in Paris, requesting him to retain the books until she required them, and then appointed him librarian on an annual salary for the duration of his life.

Mr. Zimmerman was there, she recalled, and the local group appointed him their coordinator.

She invited Fortunato Chelleri to court and appointed him maestro di cappella ("music teacher").