Sentence examples for First inaugurated from inspiring English sources

Since 1933 when it was first inaugurated 8,126, 579 people have taken the tour.

That's why the awards have retained their credibility since they were first inaugurated in 1948.

Abbottville is the logical conclusion of a disastrous policy framework first inaugurated in 1983 by Hawke and Keating.

And Mr. Reagan was 69 when he was first inaugurated, 73 when he began his second term.

Central bankers and finance ministries have suffered from a persistent optimism bias ever since QE was first inaugurated, forecasting recoveries that, for the most part, never materialised.

Eboo Patel, who runs Interfaith Youth Core, said he felt Trump missed an opportunity to bridge divides, especially compared to when outgoing president Barack Obama was first inaugurated.

When Newport RFC set up their own hall of fame in 2012 the first person inaugurated was Gould.

In the summer of 1872, Verlaine and Rimbaud ran away together for the first time, inaugurating a tumultuous series of meetings and partings.

It was here more than two centuries ago that our first Congress served and our first president was inaugurated.

Turrell recently opened three solo shows across the US at Pace Gallery locations: one at West 25th Street, the second at East 57th Street, and the third inaugurating Pace's Palo Alto space.

The second unit had more experience and Bohman's first night was inaugurated with a firefight with ISIS.