In the first instance, the Architect's Journal announced the finalists for its inaugural Women in Architecture awards.
The day before inauguration, for instance, 5,000 young people attended the Youth Inaugural Conference, all of them bright leaders eager to engage in the political process.
In his second inaugural address, for instance, the president declared that "Our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law".
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On the night of the inaugural ball, for instance she took the amphetamine Dexedrine -- for the first and only time, she said -- and recalled on the tape that it "did its trick".
For instance, the inaugural Model T, released for sale in 1908, cost $825 (about $22,000 in present-day dollars); by 1916, he had reduced the cost by more than half - to $360, while increasing safety, reliability and speed.
For instance, our inaugural exhibitions in summer 2016 included a large-scale installation by artist Jonathan Borofsky, who lives in southern Maine and has shown worldwide, and multimedia work by Rollin Leonard, an emerging artist who created work in Portland, Maine and now lives in Los Angeles.
An interview with Lagerfeld in the inaugural issue of M Magazine, for instance, saw him share his aversion to flip-flops, his view on socks ("I like socks, but only up to the knee.
For instance, AMLI Residential's inaugural Sustainable Living Index survey found two-thirds of respondents said they would pay more to live in a green apartment community, Fingert says.
There was, for instance, no traditional post-inaugural party.
eBay just launched its own inaugural window shopping project in NYC, for instance.
