Sentence examples for after inaugurating from inspiring English sources

Ms. Westbrook gained insight into this after inaugurating a popular program, "What I Read on My Summer Vacation," last year.

After inaugurating the Ginza store and holding a party to introduce her magazine, she returned that night to her hotel.

Lufthansa, only two months after inaugurating scheduled services within West Germany in April 1955, began transatlantic flights to New York City.

After inaugurating the nuclear age and dropping two atomic bombs on Japan in World War II, the United States threw itself into expanding its nuclear arsenal.

'Rome' Redux Two weeks and a day after inaugurating the epic drama series "Rome," HBO announced plans yesterday for a second season.

Two years after inaugurating the Cambridge Science Festival, Dr. Durant won a $3 million grant from the National Science Foundation to set up an alliance that would help start four festivals and inspire a few more.

Millar left $568,106 in a trust for the Toronto mother who could give birth to the most children in the 10 years after his death thereby inaugurating the "The Great Stork Derby".

One pitfall to avoid, he warned, is the inevitable awkward pause after each inaugurated official completes his oath.

In December, barely a week after being inaugurated, Ms. Palin said the plane would be sold on eBay.

First, it does not include any estimate of the cost of Mr Obama's planned fiscal stimulus, which he will seek from Congress soon after being inaugurated.

It merely restores matters to where they stood after Mr Bush inaugurated a previous set of direct talks in Annapolis at the end of 2007.