Sentence examples for inaugurated back from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps worth noting that several songwriters have, in their different ways, done just that since the prize was inaugurated back in 1901.

Previous Time Warps, in cities like Mannheim where the festival was inaugurated back in 1994 have boasted up to six riotous rooms, but New York's version was neatly divide into two stages.

Inaugurated back in July, its new $1.3bn stadium in Santa Clara is equipped with a 1,900m2, 400kW-capacity solar plant that meets all the venue's power needs.

Argentinian president Cristina Fernández, who inaugurated and backed the portrait, said it was during a visit to Cuba that it occurred to her to pay homage to the wife of former President Juan Domingo Perón.

That too was a Shell-sponsored project and – with their backing – inaugurated by Pelé.

"The truth of the matter is, if we do fall off the cliff after the president is inaugurated, he'll come back, propose just what he proposed yesterday in leaving Washington, and we'll end up adopting it," Mr. Isakson continued.

The glacier would presumably have been even more impressive when King Albert the First of Belgium inaugurated a wooden hut here back in 1930.

On January 20 , 1949 the week that Truman was inaugurated, the Freedom Train pulled back into Washington, D.C., the final stop on a thirty-seven-thousand-mile journey through all forty-eight states.

He inaugurated the age of massive back-door political donations, now euphemistically known as "soft money".

Fenway Park celebrates its hundredth anniversary this afternoon, with ceremonies and a game between the Red Sox and the Yankees, who inaugurated the ballpark, on April 20, 1912 (back when New York's team was known as the Highlanders).

I understand that after Thomas Jefferson was inaugurated, the story goes, he came back to his boarding house too late for lunch and went upstairs to read, waiting for dinner.