Sentence examples for sworn him from inspiring English sources

Senator Griffo added that the clergyman who had sworn him in was spared the unpleasantness.

By tradition, the first person George W. Bush thanked after becoming president was Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, the man who had just sworn him in.

On the journey, having sworn him to secrecy, he would have told the cabbie all about Flynn the hero and Winston Churchill and the private investiture that was about to take place.

He has kept those stories under lock and key in his Brooklyn office, he says, because the people who said they were victims had sworn him to secrecy, fearful of becoming outcasts in a community where perceived troublemakers risk losing employment, housing and even marriage prospects.

When asked by Yahoo if this has sworn him off booze, he responded with, "Don't know.

There were rumors that Joseph McClure, the Chief Justice who had sworn him into office, intended to have Baxter either arrested or killed, ostensibly because Baxter had replaced W. W. Wilshire, a Minstrel, with Robert C. Newton, an ex-Confederate, as head of the state militia.

Mr. Kean swore him in at 8 31 a.m.

I swore him in as commissioner of agriculture.

Kennedy called Katzenbach, saying, "They want to swear him in right away, in Texas.

Do you think we're in high school?' So I swore him to secrecy.

Any federal judge could swear him in, he had been told.