Sentence examples for in addition to the inaugural from inspiring English sources

Many Californians stayed in the capital for a few days to enjoy the sights in addition to the inaugural festivities, which usually require renting or buying ball gowns and tuxedos.

In addition to the Bowmore inaugural release, Amazon is the main online retailer for Johnnie Walker's recent Game of Thrones-themed blend.

In addition to the swearing-in ceremony, inaugural address, parade and 11 official balls, there will be no shortage of unofficial balls, parties and more.

In addition to the crop top and skirt, the inaugural Together collection includes a turtleneck, a dress, a pair of form-fitting trousers ("We call it the pantaloni," Chehrazi says) and a turtleneck in the 86% rPET/16% Spandex blend and some silk twill pocket squares, in a handful of eye-popping plucked from nature patterns.

(In addition to the facade, the gallery's inaugural exhibition will be devoted to Mr. Kelly's new relief paintings).

In addition to the papers signed by Lincoln, numerous inaugural ball invitations and programs worth about $500,000 and signed commemorations of the Statue of Liberty and Washington Monument were found by the employees, the police said.

In addition to the Young Poet Laureate position, she received Brunel University's inaugural African Poetry Prize, in 2013, was chosen as Queensland, Australia's poet in residence in 2014, and has had her work published in various literary journals and anthologies.

Despite a stellar line-up of underground house and techno DJs (and Kygo), in addition to the promise of pristine lakeside grounds, Dutch event brand ID&T and parent company SFX have cancelled One Tribe, their inaugural joint-venture in Southern California.

The inaugural Women's Tour in Great Britain has pitted together some of the world's best road cyclists, but in addition to the professional teams, development outfits such as Matrix Fitness Vulpine are also being given the chance to compete.

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