Sentence examples for to appoint him from inspiring English sources

If the club want to appoint him, fair enough.

"I didn't have the mind to appoint him," Bizzarri recalled.

"And when this was highlighted in the press, I considered rescinding my offer to appoint him".

Yet President Roosevelt didn't hesitate to appoint him, or to take his advice.

Mr. Tsvangirai nominated him as deputy agriculture minister, but Mr. Mugabe has refused to appoint him.

Liberals protested when George W. Bush took advantage of a Senate recess to appoint him.

Hopefully Mr Carney and those who saw fit to appoint him will agree.

"They will wait another five years to appoint him," at the next congress in 2017.

FTSE 100 companies will also be falling over themselves to appoint him as chairman, say associates.

In 1994, Mr. Thompson asked Mr. Golden to appoint him to the Board of Education.

He intervened and persuaded Mr. Jenkins to accept the position and the foundation to appoint him.