Sentence examples for at its inauguration from inspiring English sources

At its inauguration, it spanned five and a half miles (nine kilometres) and had 10 stations.

The new Guggenheim Museum in nearby Bilbao fought to show the painting at its inauguration last fall, but it, too, was rebuffed.

At its inauguration this month, a group of demonstrators handed out leaflets denouncing "official artists," and to ensure order, riot police were on hand to receive guests.

The project, called the World Digital Library, aims to "promote international and intercultural understanding," James H. Billington, the United States librarian of Congress, said at its inauguration at Unesco headquarters in Paris.

At its inauguration, on the 125th anniversary of the Met's first show, users will be able to choose from 13 high-definition video performances, 37 standard video recordings and 120 audio broadcasts dating to 1937.

In addition, the Newseum hosted some 2,000 individuals at its inauguration event last week, a program that sold out within 48 hours of the $350 tickets going on sale.

Thus ArtTLV shrunk and became, at least for its inauguration, a predominantly Israeli affair.

At the time of its inauguration, columnist Andres de Luna called it "a work of ostentatious ugliness" and "a monument to corruption".

If work on the new Angolan capital were to take 16 years, he would be 115 at the time of its inauguration.

At the time of its inauguration last November, the Co-operative Group's new 14-storey headquarters in central Manchester boasted the highest ever score under the international sustainable design scheme BREEAM.

It was Amiri's first performance on such a large scale in 12 years, and took place at Vahdat auditorium, which was one of the world's best-equipped modern opera houses at the time of its inauguration, prior to the 1979 Islamic revolution.