Sentence examples for an inauguration of from inspiring English sources

Sharif was the first premier of Pakistan to be present at an inauguration of an Indian prime minister.

"You go for an inauguration of a school, and they parade you in and throw flowers at your feet," she said.

Although the doctrine of last things in Judaism is not necessarily messianic, if that term is properly limited to an inauguration of a future era through the action of a human, suprahuman, or quasi-divine person, the messianic version of eschatology played a more compelling role in Rabbinic Judaism than other modes.

Lady Elmwood's death seems not so much a conclusion to her own story as an inauguration of her daughter's.

Donald Trump's team has had a rather hard time wrangling musicians to perform at the president-elect's inauguration — and they've had an especially hard time finding anyone near the ranks of Beyoncé or Aretha Franklin, both of whom have performed at an inauguration of Barack Obama.

A parade of tiny paper sculptures, all re-creations of cultural institutions along Grand Avenue, glowed atop the dinner tables Thursday night at the black-tie gala for the new Broad museum — fitting as the evening was as much a celebration of downtown L.A., particularly the Grand Avenue corridor, as it was an inauguration of Eli and Edythe Broad's long-awaited museum of contemporary art.

Think of this as an opening of a discussion the inauguration of a Hall of Anguish in the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame.

Many are having difficulty adjusting to their abruptly changed circumstances just two years after a triumphant inauguration of a new president who sealed Democratic hegemony over Washington.

These events were part of an inauguration ceremony for a series of new child-friendly schools in two provinces of northern Laos.

The merger is a delicate inauguration of Abenomics-style corporate reform.

And before you could say "read my lips," Morris was doing a mock inauguration of George Bush.