Sentence examples for ultimately appointed from inspiring English sources

He was ultimately appointed to the Eastern District of Pennsylvania by President Lyndon Johnson as a recess appointment on January 6 , 1964 and was confirmed by the Senate later that year.

The Australian government ultimately appointed him a magistrate and subprotector of Aborigines.

Charlton Athletic had approached Wilder but ultimately appointed Russell Slade to pick up the pieces from last season's dispiriting relegation and supporter mutiny.

Investors should be encouraged that the White House has reportedly cast a wide net in seeking Mr. Pitt's replacement, and we hope the person ultimately appointed to the job reflects that.

If an emergency financial manager is ultimately appointed here, that person will have relatively broad powers to reshape Detroit's budget, but will be unable, at least temporarily, to throw out existing labor contracts, as had been permitted under a sweeping emergency manager law that voters statewide rejected last November.

He was told that Shaw, who recommended him, negotiated the deal and ultimately appointed him, was to take charge of the day-to-day running of the club, with Singh, who oversaw the unsuccessful appointment of Berg, pushed to the sidelines.

Ultimately, Mr. Clinton appointed a seven-member commission to study race.

Ultimately, getting appointed the C.E.O. of Yahoo is somewhat like being hired as the drummer in Spinal Tap.

Later in life, Mumma wrote about 20th-century music technology and, ultimately, was appointed Professor Emeritus of the University of California.

Clement and his immediate successors were short-lived popes, however, and ultimately Henry appointed his cousin, Bruno of Toul, who became Pope Leo IX (reigned 1049 54).

Sheinbaum, who was also on the list and described as a "friend," ultimately was appointed and served on the board until 1989.