Sentence examples for was ever appointed from inspiring English sources

"There is no minister who is here who was ever appointed by the Guptas or by anybody else".

In fact, questions have been asked why Ms Bower was ever appointed.

(I wouldn't use direct election of Senators because I doubt many voters would believe they were ever appointed by the state legislatures. Same goes for imprisonment for debt).

Two of the new appointees were Chinese Bannermen Fan Wencheng 范文程 (1597 1666) and Ning Wanwo 寗完我 (d. 1665), two of only three Chinese who were ever appointed to the Council.

When Mr. Loyrette was appointed to the top post in 2001, he was the youngest man — they have only been men — ever appointed to the top spot, and he has presided over nearly a doubling in the number of annual visitors, to almost 10 million from 5.1 million.

New York Capital reports that a temporary planning board authorised under Mr Cuomo's predecessor never met, and it is not clear its members were ever even appointed.

The idea behind the festival is easily explained by the fact that Volkov is a symphony orchestra composer (he was the youngest person ever appointed to conduct a BBC orchestra, the Glasgow Symphony) but also puts on avant garde music gigs at a Tel Aviv club he co-owns.

Why? –If you were ever elected or appointed political leader of your country, what would be some of your key leadership goals?

The youngest justice ever appointed was Joseph Story, 32 at the time of his appointment in 1812; the oldest was Charles Evans Hughes, who was 67 at the time of his appointment as Chief Justice in 1930.

Kim was ordained a priest in 1951, became bishop of Masan in 1966 and archbishop of Seoul in 1968, and was elevated to cardinal in 1969, at which time he was the youngest person ever appointed to the Sacred College of Cardinals.

At the time of his promotion to Vice President in 1968, he was the youngest employee ever appointed to this rank at Citibank.