Sentence examples for inaugural time from inspiring English sources

It's such an honor to be here at the inaugural Time to THRIVE conference.

Below is the speech Ellen Page delivered at Human Rights Campaign Foundation's inaugural Time to Thrive conference.

"Not just young people, but everyone," Page said at the Human Rights Campaign's inaugural "Time to Thrive" conference for educators and counselors who work with LGBTQ youth.

As we all know now, Mr. Lewis has decided not to attend the inaugural, the first time in his elected history.

Beginning with Bush's first inaugural -- for the first time -- the crowd had their belongings searched while entering the parade route.

Even if you're still growing up, in January 2013 alone gay rights were mentioned in a U.S. president's inaugural address for the first time, Connecticut got its first gay Supreme Court justice, and Nepal added a third-gender option to its citizenship certificates.

Amadis de Gaule has now been staged in Paris for the first time since its inaugural performance in December 1779.

For the first time since its inaugural public performance in 1995 of "La Bohème," by Puccini, the company will take the stage at John Drew Theater in East Hampton.

Europe, who lost the last six meetings and are trying to win the trophy for the first time since the inaugural contest in 2000, won three of the five pairings on a day of mixed weather conditions.

Cook has previously said he hopes to represent Moldova for the first time at the inaugural European Games in Baku in June having served the mandatory three-year period since representing a previous country.

The Dominican team powered by big bats - Robinson Cano, Nelson Cruz, Jose Reyes and Hanley Ramirez - blasted their team out of Pool C, but against the USA, it was their arms which helped send them back to the Championship Round for the first time since the inaugural WBC in 2006.