Sentence examples for so he appointed from inspiring English sources

The guarded Duquette disclosed that he could not agree with Alou, the former Montreal Expos' manager, on a multiyear contract, so he appointed a renowned coach with no managerial experience.

So he appointed the right people, but then he didn't really let them move forward on this issue.

Nixon noticed and appreciated the sacrifice Bush had made of his Congressional position, so he appointed him Ambassador to the United Nations.

"The liberal howl-around was so intense that he can't afford to alienate the Independent staff by appointing Liddle so he will appoint someone else," the source said.

He will be loth to make the same mistake as his predecessor, so he has appointed two committees to draft the reforms and consider what laws should be passed first.

So he simply appointed three trusted public personalities to head a far-left Progressive Unionist Party, a Socialist Labour Party and a centrist Liberal Party.Sadat also created a committee to vet applications for the formation of new parties.

Even so, he was appointed captain of Somerset in 1889.

Even so, he was appointed county captain in 1894 and was chosen frequently to play for England.

While doing so, he was appointed as an editor of Khasokhas Weekly (Previously known as Whitehimal), newspaper for Nepali community.

Even so, he was appointed England captain in 1936 and led the team during the 1936 37 tour of Australia, where the home team won 3 2, having lost the first two matches.

No president, not even Bill Clinton, has traveled so widely in Jewish circles, been taught by so many Jewish law professors, and had so many Jewish mentors, colleagues, and friends, and advisers as Barack Obama (though it is true that every so often he appoints a gentile to serve as White House chief of staff).