Sentence examples for themselves appointed from inspiring English sources
The pair managed to get themselves appointed leaders of this committee.
It's notable, too, that several of Lish's proteges are now teachers themselves, appointed to prominent positions in US universities.
It proposed then to pick new ones from a list of 120 nominated by electoral colleges, themselves appointed by well, by itself.
* Anyone can apply to the court to have themselves appointed as guardian for the child after a death of the parents.
Of nine governors who had themselves appointed to the Senate since the 1930s, only one was subsequently elected on his own: Albert B. Chandler of Kentucky.
Octavian, Antony, and Lepidus (the senior Caesarian with an army) now had themselves appointed "Triumvirs for Settling the Constitution" for five years and secured control of Italy by massive proscriptions and confiscations (Cicero, Antony's chief enemy, was among the first to die).
They may find themselves appointing Hall's successor.
When neighbouring communities succumb, the townspeople vote to quarantine themselves, appointing armed guards for protection.
The coalition accelerated the shock-therapy transition, and its members bickered among themselves, appointing four Prime Ministers in four years.
Victims' advocates took note that it was the bishops themselves appointing the people who would scrutinize them.
If the mood in the Abu Dhabi hotel room goes against McGinley they will be denying themselves appointing a sharp tactician who also possesses impeccable public relations skills.
