Sentence examples for about to inaugurate from inspiring English sources

He was about to inaugurate the Verve Select series, multi-disc boxed sets of unreleased or out-of-print material.

We were standing near the red carpet outside a Lagos banquet hall, where the local chapter of the guild was about to inaugurate new officers.

With the nation now about to inaugurate a new president committed to withdraw combat troops from Iraq and succeed in Afghanistan, the lessons of Vietnam are still relevant.

In early 1963, Vogel had to close Cinema 16 for economic reasons ("a one-cent postal increase amounted to $1000 per year," he wrote), but the timing was propitious: Lincoln Center was about to inaugurate the New York Film Festival, and Vogel was hired to co-program it, along with Richard Roud.

Gigi Ibrahim was about to inaugurate a free speech program at the American University in Cairo when the name etched in gold across a heavy beige marble plaque hanging outside the hall stopped her in her tracks: H. E. Suzanne Mubarak Conference Hall.

Dressed in these creamy shades of white and tufts of orange blossom, I doubt that Victoria had a sense of the remarkably romantic lineage she was about to inaugurate.

ANDREW FARKAS insists that he is still the "mean, wicked geek" he proclaimed himself to be about a year ago as he prepared to inaugurate the Edi ficeRex Internet residential service portal and other Internet-based products.

But first, the airline will take on a slightly shorter route: on Feb. 3, it plans to inaugurate nonstop service between Singapore and Los Angeles, covering about 9,150 miles.

As the United States prepares to inaugurate president-elect Donald Trump, Central Americans are mostly just confused about what his government will hold for the region.

"Now, ministers come to inaugurate them".

In 2010 Mr Blatter went to Anguilla to inaugurate this.