Sentence examples for help inaugurate from inspiring English sources

So it's fitting that the band would help inaugurate BRIC House, a multidisciplinary arts and performance space in Downtown Brooklyn.

The selection here will be from her new CD/DVD, "A Fairy Tale Lark in Central Park," which takes classic stories and updates them, usually with feminist twists — an appropriate way to help inaugurate the new Museum of Motherhood.

Ms. Ephron, who is an occasional contributor to The Huffington Post ("I think I'm called editor at large, or something like that," she said), will help inaugurate the section with an excerpt from her new book, "I Remember Nothing".

So it is that Mr. Molaison, who kicked off the modern study of memory by cooperating in studies in the middle of the 20th century, may help inaugurate a new era in the 21st century.

To what use were they put; how did they partake in the technologies of precision that were the core of Allied aerial strategy, and how did they help inaugurate a new global regime of cultural preservation?

Across town, fried conch and dancing were on the agenda at the Little Haiti Cultural Center, to help inaugurate the Art Beat series, and on Wednesday, the thrift store gig ended with a Haitian rara band, marching through the quiet streets at midnight, trailing whirling revelers.

It helped inaugurate the era of open-heart surgery.

The payment helped inaugurate Film Forum's $2.5 million fund-raising drive.

In the early 1930s Lorca helped inaugurate a second Golden Age of the Spanish theatre.

He was a lawyer, commissioner and judge who helped inaugurate Suffolk County's farmland preservation program.

The machine split atomic nuclei in two, helping inaugurate the nuclear era.