Sentence examples for Having inaugurated from inspiring English sources

Having inaugurated a giddy new culture of urban single life, the book assured women that, with the right steps, dazzling careers and wealthy men would all be theirs.

Northeastern has been increasing its P.S.M. offerings, having inaugurated a course in bioinformatics in 2001 and adding specialties in biotechnology, marine biology and regulatory science.

Mr Hampton is partly to blame, having inaugurated the interval-less performance with his 1996 translation of Yasmina Reza's play "Art"—now considered the granddaddy of the "early-dinner shows".

Prior to Bréal, who is often credited with having inaugurated the discipline, these authors developed a programme for a theory of meaning as a part of grammar in its own right.

Tahara remains the sole production site, having inaugurated its new line number four specifically for assembly of the original LS 400.

It may have inaugurated the Middle Comedy.

Hawaii has inaugurated a four-day school week.

The 1948 British Nationality Act had inaugurated modern, multicultural Britain.

Racing Association has inaugurated an old Saratoga custom at Belmont Park.

The former president and resistance leader had inaugurated the memorial in 1964.

In the event, the Burger Court continued many of the trends that the Warren Court had inaugurated.