Sentence examples for are inaugurated from inspiring English sources
verb
To induct into office with a formal ceremony.
They became kings with the Napoleonic wars in 1813, and even now are inaugurated, not crowned.
Democrats have been fighting bitterly over leadership of the Assembly, which they will control 44 to 36 when new lawmakers are inaugurated.
Supporters of both candidates characterize their opponents as Trojan horses who will show their true colors only after they are inaugurated, and the rank-and-file advocates for both men remain highly polarized.
To strengthen that bond, our two countries need a meeting at the highest level, shortly after the American election -- even before the new presidents of our nations are inaugurated.
Two major classes are inaugurated as flexible geometry and fixed geometry, which are further categorized into different sub-classes.
The governor and lieutenant governor are inaugurated on the fifth Tuesday after their election.
Andrew Jackson was inaugurated.
It was inaugurated in 1912.
Long was inaugurated on May 21 , 1928
Eliot was inaugurated in October 1869.
He was inaugurated on Sunday.
