Sentence examples for totally appointed from inspiring English sources

When I found her, she was splayed between the foyer — which is really more of a half atrium — and her totally appointed kitchen.

"They've appointed people totally unsuited for the job.

The move isn't totally surprising: Chuck Rosenberg was appointed by president Barack Obama in 2015, so president Trump would likely eventually want his own pick to lead the DEA.

After the FA Cup semi-final loss to Villa, all the noises backstage - and from Rodgers himself - were that FSG were still totally committed to the man they appointed in 2012.

"Without asking me he appointed a department head in my ministry who was totally incompetent.

Though Obama buried the hatchet, and appointed her as Secretary of State, it didn't totally make the anti-Clinton loathing go away.

It is possible that these results are only valid for institutions that have similar organizational structure as Harvard University where most of the faculties are appointed to Harvard Medical School as well as one of the totally independent affiliated hospitals.

The Watch List Rachel Roy, Derek Lam (newly appointed creative director of Tod's) and Phillip Lim — All three young designers have something other people do not have, the guts to do something totally different.

Following last week's disclosure, RCS Sport appointed a new chief executive Riccardo Taranto and he insisted on Monday that next year's event is totally secure.

It may have been partly to appease Leo that Edward appointed Robert instead of Æthelric, hoping to signal to the papacy that the English crown was not totally opposed to the growing reform movement.

Mr Brown appointed the panel.