Sentence examples for inaugurated but from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday night, after the ceremony in the hall, SoundScape was inaugurated, but only with video art by Tal Rosner and C.E.B. Reas.

Ironically an official founding ceremony was planned for the LPF this weekend (which has yet to be properly inaugurated) but that is now likely to be more of a wake.

Soon afterwards, in 1860, a steamer service to Wales was inaugurated, but it was never a commercial success, and ended in 1888.

Donald Trump has yet to be inaugurated, but talk of impeachment has been in the air since the day after the election.

Such a man stands on the verge of being inaugurated, but the process established by our Founders has not been completed.

I, like many, reveled in November when President Obama won and again in January when he was inaugurated, but to be honest with you, the jubilee was short lived as I realized the weight of the task ahead both for our president and for the rest of us Americans.

You'd think even your average run-of-the-mill politician would possess the simple common human decency to wait till the current president was re-inaugurated, but nooo.

It was to be inaugurated Tuesday, but each day this week the strikers met and voted to suspend performances.

It will be inaugurated next week, but it has created resistance among vital allies, and the result may be more show than substance.

It's been a chant that has animated marches and protests around the country since the day after Donald Trump was inaugurated president, but it's been more aspirational than descriptive.

Part of the national veterinary school, it was inaugurated in 1766 but only opened to the public in 1991.