Sentence examples for these two appointments from inspiring English sources

In between these two appointments in Vienna, Brahms's work flourished and some of his most significant works were composed.

In many ways, these two appointments, both lawyers by training, are considered closer to each other than they are to the new prime minister.

Governor McGreevey insists that the bruising fights over these two appointments have not distracted his administration from the job of making the state more secure since the attacks of Sept. 11, which to some extent were planned in New Jersey.

These two appointments confirmed his position as the most highly respected British philosopher of the time, and with Wittgenstein back in Cambridge after 1929, Cambridge became the most important centre of philosophy in the world.

But particularly for a current Pope who routinely bypasses his own press office to speak directly to reporters, I'm not sure how ground-breaking these two appointments are.

Comment: These three appointments appear sensible.

"That's when we discovered there was no paperwork backing up these five appointments," Ms. Womack said.

What is abundantly clear is that these three appointments underline Buscombe's pledge to give greater ballast to the PCC.

Logic suggests that these three appointments mean that wearable technology could be high on Apple's agenda next year.

"I named these four people today because we're ready to go with these four appointments, and because together they represent the kinds of experiences and ideas, and the sort of generational movement that I sought to bring to this campaign.

France and Germany set the terms for the two appointments.