Sentence examples for have inauguration from inspiring English sources
No one wants to stand in line in Michigan Novembers, let alone leave their houses much and it's tough enough having your candidate lose and have inauguration occur in the month best known for depression.
On a large scale, we have inaugurations and graduations.
Everything is at its optimistic best at the start of a new season: the political season has Inauguration Day, the baseball season has opening day and the N.F.L. has the season of news conferences for new head coaches.
I had seen an article in the Washington Post which had Inauguration tips from folks who had attended them in years past, and the one tip which leapt out at me was: "take a milk crate".
Besides, unlike every other President of the twentieth century, poor Ford never got to have an Inauguration or give an Inaugural Address of his own.
Officials promised that Mr. Chávez would have his inauguration later, when he had recovered.
Mr. Yanukovich's supporters predicted that they would weather the demonstrations, and said they planned to have an inauguration next month.
"We will have this inauguration on Friday, which will start another cycle of democracy in this city," Mr. Bloomberg said Wednesday, after a swearing-in ceremony for five Republican City Council members.
Going back to the resistance of the 1960s scholars have scheduled Inauguration Day teach-ins on some of our university and college campuses.
A1 The cachet of inaugural events, the limited number of tickets and their tightly controlled distribution has turned Inauguration Day into the political equivalent of Super Bowl Sunday.
To avoid having his inauguration disrupted, Hayes, who was dubbed "Rutherfraud," was sworn in privately.
