Sentence examples for so appointed from inspiring English sources

Not that anyone has named her as one, she just is — so appointed by the universe.

From among the intersection nodes, it appoints one node as umpire; The umpire so appointed sends its neighbor list to the previous node and its adjacent umpire node; We find the intersection of neighbor list from the previous node and umpire node.

Calderwood was leaving on a tour of the WFM locals in Colorado to raise funds for the Cripple Creek strike, and so appointed Junius J. Johnson, a former U.S. Army officer, to take over strike operations.

Hastie had been the first African-American elevated to a Court of Appeals when Harry S. Truman had so appointed him in 1949, and by the time of the Kennedy Administration, it was widely anticipated that Hastie might be appointed to the Supreme Court.

Even so, appointing Mr. Moberg "is a step forward," Mr. Fowler said.

Obviously extreme, but in one month Trump, who ascended with almost 3,000,000 votes fewer than Hillary Clinton, and who'd waged a campaign of racist, narcissistic bullying, has continued to do so, appointing a slew of cabinet members determined to reverse decades of social, health, immigration and environmental progress.

So, appoint the staff carefully and manage them properly to ensure quality customer handling.

It was no longer inhabited, but was so perfectly appointed, so precisely furnished with a little stove, a Keith Haring original drawing, vintage cross-country skis, solar-energy units, classic books and much else that it seemed right to befriend the exquisite hobo who had once lived there.

Oncologist 7 (Area 3) About a year ago when we were in real trouble because we were so behind so they appointed new colorectal surgeons and new nurses.

And so I appointed Tom Ridge as my homeland security adviser.

(Gov. Cuomo has so far appointed just two of his six potential representatives).