Sentence examples for was appointed until from inspiring English sources

Another interim head was appointed until Mr. Knell's arrival in 2011 from the nonprofit Sesame Workshop.

Although he wanted to study sculpture, no teacher was appointed until his second year; Moore became his first pupil.

When, as a result, Jack's Senate seat fell available, a "seatwarmer" was appointed until 1962, when Teddy reached 30, the minumum age required to gain election.

This was an Italian colony from 1898, when the first governor was appointed, until 1941 when the British won control of this blisteringly hot Red Sea country.

The youth coach Lee Carsley was appointed until the end of the season in September but repeatedly insisted he was not interested in the job long term and Monday's visit to Bolton will be his last game in charge.

His suggested solution was to set up an appointed Senate, chosen from national parliaments; to those who feel democracy needs elections he points out that America's Senate was appointed until 1913.An alternative, and attractive, source of democratic accountability might be found in Europe's national parliaments.

New Hampshire judges are appointed until retirement by the governor, and can be removed only by the Legislature.

As recently as a month ago, many Vatican officials said they did not expect any new cardinals to be appointed until January.

Under state law, a caretaker mayor can be appointed until Mr. Milan's term expires in June.

Backed by Fatah's old guard, Mr Arafat has ruled that no prime minister will be appointed until after "the establishment of a Palestinian state".

Connor himself remained wearily defiant afterwards, insisting he had been appointed until the end of the season and that he intended to see that contract through.