Sentence examples for sudden appointment from inspiring English sources

Watson knew of this plan only after the sudden appointment of Darren Lehmann and he likes it.

In this light, Prince Nayef's sudden appointment may amount to more than just finding someone to keep house while the king travels to the G20 meeting in London.

And there was Darren Lehmann, whose sudden appointment has been greeted on both sides of the world as a boon for Australian cricket and the Australian way.

Mr. Putin's wife, Ludmilla, a former airline attendant, acknowledged that she burst into tears when she heard about her husband's sudden appointment as acting president.

Air America's sudden appointment with the reaper, while gloomy news for liberals, helped fuel the celebrations that conservatives have been holding since the win of Scott Brown – "Senator Beefcake" – in Massachusetts and the very public disarray it has prompted within the party of President Barack Obama.

Having decided to replace Danny Lennon as manager, ostensibly because the directors felt a change in direction was needed, the sudden appointment of Craig seemed ill-judged.

A publicist for the film actor said that he was "disappointed" by the sudden termination of his appointment with the ISIS chief, and noted that Penn had gotten himself outfitted in brand new desert-camo attire in preparation for the meeting.

Re "After 3 Months, Mayor Replaces Schools Leader" (front page, April 8), about the resignation of Cathleen P. Black as New York City schools chancellor: A steady exodus of senior education officials, a sudden resignation, the immediate appointment of a trusted mayoral aide: the fast-moving political soap opera masks a greater failure of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's educational agenda.

The access experienced by an individual varies determined by demand, adequate appointment provision, sudden cancellations and block release of held appointments.

The President's admission on national TV that he'd cheated on the First Lady with Monica Lewinsky brought a wave of new patients into the office of Janis Abrahms Spring, author of After the Affair, who told The New York Times that she'd returned from her August holiday to find couples clamoring for appointments after sudden marital confrontations.

Lindemann's sudden fame led to his appointment in 1883 as professor of mathematics at the University of Königsberg, Germany (now Kaliningrad, Russia), and 10 years later to a distinguished professorship at the University of Munich.