Sentence examples for if inaugurated from inspiring English sources

Hillary would be a few months older than 69, if inaugurated.

Our Hall of Fame if ever inaugurated, would be reserved exclusively and hopefully for authors who, having written four best sellers, still refrained from starting out on a lecture tour.

Citizens will have to be increasingly vigilant in monitoring government agencies if Mr. Bush is inaugurated.

70 Age Donald Trump will be when inaugurated if he becomes president.

69 Age Hillary Clinton will be when inaugurated if she becomes president.

If Mr. Lieberman is inaugurated as vice president in January, Connecticut's Republican governor, John G. Rowland, will pick someone to serve in the Senate until the next statewide election, in November 2002.

If the NTC inaugurated local and national tribunals imbued with President Mustafa Abdel Jalil's spirit of compassion and even-handedness, perpetrators of corruption could openly come forward admitting their crimes and seeking forgiveness.

Celia W. Dugger (NYT) SOUTH KOREA: A MOVE TOWARD TALKS WITH NORTH President Kim Dae Jung said he would formally propose a summit meeting with North Korea if his newly inaugurated governing party wins parliamentary elections on April 13.

Instead, this is the speech I would give if I were inaugurated as President of the United States.

If McCain is inaugurated, we will all be invited to the barbecue on his million-dollar Arizona ranch, blissfully unaware that our future is the roasting pig with a rotten apple sticking out of its bloated mouth.

Muzak played: Fly Me to the Moon... Escalus, the Duke, read the prologue as an epilogue from a cue card, as if inaugurating at an unveiling ceremony.