Sentence examples for an inauguration that from inspiring English sources

I see no significant difference between paid advertising in the media extolling the virtues of an academic medical center, and the cost of an inauguration that puts UMDNJ's academic medical centers before the public eye.

I cannot in good conscience attend an inauguration that would celebrate this divisive approach to governance,' Lee said.

A sign that this was going to be an inauguration that brought the red and blue parts of America together?

WASHINGTON — Tens of thousands of visitors — most, but not all, happy Democrats — streamed into a dressed-up capital city this weekend as organizers prepared for an inauguration that, while not as grand as four years ago, is still cause for celebration among supporters of President Obama.

"We'll have an inauguration that a lot of people are not excited about, and it's just like it's a cartoon," said Joanna Baker, a 39-year-old executive search consultant and yoga enthusiast, who was eating a barbecued seitan salad and worrying what a Bush presidency would mean for abortion rights and other issues she cares about.

"To call yourself a New Yorker, you have to go to this event," he said, calling his trip a "Brooklyn inauguration that's been 20 years in the making".

Sonnenfeld's directorial debut, 1991′s "The Addams Family," was a stylistically assured inauguration that gave him blockbuster bona fides, even though he's seen his share of misfires along the way ("For Love or Money," "Big Trouble," "Nine Lives").

It was part of an unprecedented run-up to Obama's inauguration that has generated an outpouring of public enthusiasm and high hopes even as the country faces two wars and a dire economic crisis.

The Pope's dietary intercession must be one of the very few stories with a connection to the inauguration that did not make it into "Ask Not: The Inauguration of John F. Kennedy and the Speech That Changed America" (Holt; $25), Thurston Clarke's earnestly exuberant, nearly minute-by-minute re-creation of the writing and delivery of Kennedy's famous inaugural address.

Treasury advisers say the mislabeling of Mr. Geithner began before he took office, with a column in The Washington Post before the presidential inauguration that referred to him as "a Goldman Sachs alum".

In an emotional inauguration that drew 100,000 supporters to Brasilia, Lula promised to wage war on hunger and unemployment without upsetting Brazil's fragile finances.