Sentence examples for expected inauguration from inspiring English sources

The members had already gathered at the hotel for a weeklong training session in preparation for what had been the expected inauguration on Sunday.

The Supreme Court lifted its temporary ban on the publication of the results of the election for president last month, clearing another procedural hurdle before the expected inauguration of Viktor A. Yushchenko.

As members of his Hindu nationalist party mounted vehement attacks on Sonia Gandhi's Italian origins earlier this week, and as his cabinet pledged to boycott her expected inauguration as India's new leader, the departing prime minister, Atal Bihari Vajpayee, said not a public word.

When January 21 comes trumpeted by an expected Inauguration Day turnout of some four million people patience may be in short supply.

From a phone call with Taiwan's president to accusations of currency manipulation, Trump's actions have put Beijing on alert, wondering what to expect after inauguration.

Nobody had expected Monday's inauguration to ascend to the impossible standards set by Barack Obama's first swearing-in ceremony, when 1.8m people stood for hours in the bitter cold of a January morning, to claim a small part of the historic swearing-in of the first African American president.

Therefore, some commonalities would be expected in the inauguration and early stages of lung development.

As expected, style at the inauguration ceremonies did not disappoint.

Mr. Obama's inauguration is expected to have an audience of two million to four million people.

The inauguration is expected to be the biggest gathering in US history, with more than four million people crowding onto The Mall in typically freezing winter weather to catch a glimpse of Mr Obama being sworn in.

The resumption of production was expected to speed the inauguration of GM-Daewoo Auto and Technology, the company that General Motors has set up to take over Daewoo's plants in Korea and some overseas sites.