Sentence examples for begin inaugurating from inspiring English sources

If the cargo capsule atop the rocket is successfully delivered to the International Space Station in the coming days, a new era of commercial space travel will begin, inaugurating a $1.6 billion contract for SpaceX to fly twelve cargo missions to the station.

It helped to form science fiction as a separately marketed genre, and by the end of the 1930s a "Golden Age of Science Fiction" had begun, inaugurated by the efforts of John W. Campbell, the editor of Astounding Science Fiction.

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IT IS a bit premature for either George W. Bush or Al Gore to begin planning his inauguration, with the small matter of who is to be inaugurated still disputed.

So when the ambassador triggered Article 50 yesterday, he wasn't just inaugurating the end of the beginning of Brexit, but the beginning of the end of Britain as we know it, a unitary state made up of four nations.

It was begun by Vespasian and inaugurated by Titus in 80 ce.

The story of "Invictus," drawn from John Carlin's book "Playing the Enemy: Nelson Mandela and the Game That Made a Nation," begins with the newly inaugurated president of post-apartheid South Africa looking for ways to enlist his fearful white minority — with its talent, wealth, resentment and capacity for insurrection — in the business of governing a democracy.

After he was inaugurated, he began doggedly pursuing a "turnaround agenda" that included many changes to laws and procedures he considers essential to improving the state's business climate but that Democrats consider anathema.

The earliest the Parliament is likely to be inaugurated by Mr. Karzai and able to begin work is Jan.

But in 1990, as Nelson Mandela's release from prison was inaugurating a new era, an image began to obsess Mda — that of a professional mourner who ekes out a living from township funerals.

"But there will be no compromise with those who are criminal .Mr Karzai, due to be inaugurated on December 7th, is expected to begin fresh efforts to woo the moderates.