Sentence examples for from the inauguration of from inspiring English sources

On this general background, educational developments from the inauguration of reforms in 1921 until independence in 1947 can be viewed.

The bonus track: her live performance of "My Country, 'Tis of Thee" from the inauguration of President Obama in 2009.

The official opening is planned for April 2002, 10 years from the inauguration of the first park.

From the inauguration of the series, in 1922, including the match 3 weeks ago, the United States has won 18 of the 19 matches.

A HISTORIC banner said to date from the inauguration of George Washington went for $262,500 at a Sotheby's auction on May 23, 10 times its estimate.

THERE are many reasons to make a special trip to the nation's capital, even apart from the inauguration of Barack Obama: acres of museums, fine Federal architecture, grand sweeping parks and gardens, charming neighborhoods, neat music clubs and, of course, the chance to watch your government at work (or perhaps not).

The painting was bought from a dealer in Genoa for the inauguration of the National Gallery in the 19th century and has been a favourite with the public.

Following Aristide's overthrow, several members of Bale Wouze were lynched, while Yvon Neptune turned himself over to the interim government that ruled Haiti from March 2004 until the inauguration of President René Préval in May 2006.

Companies often donate money for the inaugurations of incoming presidents from both sides of the political aisle, but in this case the contributions were notable because of Trump's conflicts with the tech industry, especially over immigration issues.

It sold 27,000 copies in 2009, up from about 7,000 a year before the inauguration of Barack Obama.

A8 NATIONAL A10-13 Congressional Democrats Enter a New Political Era Despite the close balance of power resulting from the November elections, the inauguration of George W. Bush as president on Saturday will be the first since 1955 when Democrats control neither the White House nor even one chamber of Congress.