Sentence examples for was immediately appointed from inspiring English sources

Adkins was sacked by the club on Friday and Mauricio Pochettino was immediately appointed as his successor.

Upon his uncle's death in March 1654, Retz was immediately appointed archbishop of Paris but was pressured to resign this office a few days later.

Bolzano graduated from the University of Prague as an ordained priest in 1805 and was immediately appointed professor of philosophy and religion at the university.

Tony Hayward, Lord Browne's designated successor, who had been due to take over in July, was immediately appointed as chief executive.

Immigrating to the United States in 1947, he was immediately appointed director of the Institute for Muscle Research, Woods Hole, Mass., where he conducted research into the causes of cell division and, hence, cancer.

He retired from the State Police in April last year and was immediately appointed to his $160,000-a-year post as inspector general at the Power Authority, which the governor controls.

He excelled academically, being immediately appointed a lecturer on graduating in engineering from Iraq's University of Technology and registering a patent in London in 2001.

The wounded scientist, Fereidoun Abbasi, was almost immediately appointed head of Iran's atomic agency.

In 1926, at the age of 24, he joined America's foreign service and was almost immediately appointed vice-consul in Geneva.

He was, however, immediately appointed to the Governor's Council.

Entwistle gained the most powerful role in British broadcasting just days before his 50th birthday on Sunday and was immediately charged by the man who appointed him, BBC Trust chairman Lord Patten, to make the BBC "10 or 20% better".