Sentence examples for inaugural date from inspiring English sources

What he still didn't have, with his company's March inaugural date just two months away, was a name.

I seem to have no choice but to commemorate the inaugural date of our legend.

The inaugural issue, dated May , 1991 is set to debut this October in fine doctors' and dentists' waiting rooms everywhere.

Captained by Emerson, the Transcendentalists started a magazine, The Dial; the inaugural issue, dated July 1840, carried Thoreau's poem "Sympathy" and his essay on the Roman poet Aulus Persius Flaccus.

Courbet started to make seascapes like this one in the mid-1860s; Monet's "Impression: Sunrise," considered the movement's inaugural work, dates from 1872.

The spec sheet of FreedomPop's inaugural phone is dated to say the least, but the real bummer here is that you're stuck with a WiMAX-only device — a quick look at the Sprint/CLEAR's WiMAX footprint probably won't leave you feeling too thrilled.

It was also the book that won Jacobson his only starry award to date, the inaugural Bollinger Everyman Wodehouse Prize for comic writing.

PS The man who delivered Adelaide United its most significant piece of silverware to date – the inaugural FFA Cup – has departed the city of churches for the one that never sleeps.

As for that inaugural convention, no firm date has been set — it could be November, or January.

The match doubled as the inaugural party of the dating Web site DateBritishGuys.com, which introduces American women to British men.

1pm The President is then escorted to Statuary Hall in the US Capitol for the inaugural luncheon, a tradition dating back to 1897.