Sentence examples for in inaugurating from inspiring English sources

In inaugurating its debut season with James Baldwin's rarely staged play "Blues for Mister Charlie," New Haarlem Arts Theater hardly played it safe.

For this the synagogue brought in David Higgs, a leading concert organist who has becom a specialist in inaugurating new instruments.

"In inaugurating a new government we can not with any propriety, or without encountering very obvious practical difficulties, retain the flag of the Government from which we have withdrawn, " Miles wrote.

One of these missions was accompanied by Rifāʿah Rāfiʿ al-Ṭahṭāwī (1801 73), who served as its religious teacher and later played the leading part in inaugurating the translation of European works into Arabic.

Anglicanism has often taken the lead in inaugurating such discussions, but in such statements as the Lambeth Quadrilateral it has demanded the presence of the historic episcopate as a prerequisite to the establishment of full communion.

In the 1960s the company of Willibrordus Rendra was instrumental in inaugurating a stream of innovative, modernist, and controversial theatre performances that were based to a large extent on Western models.

The most hurtful of them all was surely the premiere of his "Mass" in September 1971, inaugurating the Kennedy Center in Washington.

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway complex was built in 1909, inaugurating a new era in history.

The big-money era in TV news was, in fact, inaugurated with his abdication as anchor.

Not so in Portugal, where officials in Montalegre inaugurated the world's first hydro-solar power station this week.

Modern genomics research in oat was inaugurated in 1992 with the publication of the first RFLP map in diploid Avena [ 7].