Sentence examples for even inaugurated from inspiring English sources

He even inaugurated a newspaper column, called "Chávez's Lines".

First spotted as early as April, the poster is apparently based on an image by Chicago student Firas Khateeb, uploaded to Flickr before Obama was even inaugurated.

He argued that the early 20th century dadaist who invented the ready-made and the dry, allegorical brain-art of the Large Glass (The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even) inaugurated a new, "philosophical" art.

Republicans are talking less about 2006 than are Democrats, in part out of deference to Mr. Pataki, who might not take kindly to being referred to as a lame duck before he is even inaugurated for his new term.

"When the president-elect, who's also the head of your party now, tells you before he's even inaugurated he doesn't wish to pursue these charges, it sends a very strong message – tone and content – to the members," she added.

Trump's been pussyfooting around the payments since before he was even inaugurated, and that's already has had a negative effect on the insurance market.

The movie might even inaugurate a new "late" period for this director: one showing him making peace with himself and with his past, but still laying painfully bare the cost of this process.

Farther west, a party scene mural by Brecht Evens, inaugurated last year, enlivens Oever plaza.

Protesting a Trump presidency before he has even been inaugurated accomplishes nothing more than useless rancor and dissent.

They became kings with the Napoleonic wars in 1813, and even now are inaugurated, not crowned.

But for some visitors, the real draw was not transparency, or even the newly inaugurated Mr. Cuomo.