Paper helped to inaugurate not just the modern age of computers, therefore, but also the postmodern age of cybernetics.
An afternoon edition, inaugurated not long after the merger, folded on Sept. 27.
They became kings with the Napoleonic wars in 1813, and even now are inaugurated, not crowned.
Goal is Blatter's pet project, inaugurated not long after he came to power in 1998.
He not only inaugurated the artistic avant garde, but also created an aesthetic and political scandal, provoking his audience to reimagine how and why things become culturally sanctioned.
His chamber orchestra, the Academy of St Martin in the Fields, not only inaugurated a fashion for long-winded ensemble titles, but shot straight to the top of its class, beating the Germans and Italians at their own game.
Mr. Hagerman of Virginia Tech noted that the project recently inaugurated in Denmark was not only the world's largest offshore wind farm, but also the first wind facility to build an "accommodation platform" — so that maintenance crews can bunk up nearby, rather than having to go back and forth to shore in potentially bad weather by boat or helicopter.
On January 20th, our nation will not only inaugurate a brand new President, but it will also get to inaugurate a brand new (and newly designed) Presidential limousine.
The hall's scheduled opening on Oct. 23 not only inaugurates a new cultural era in Los Angeles, but like a capstone finally laid in place, also completes the city's dazzling architectural triptych of the Getty Center (1997) and the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels (last year) -- reminders of the city's richness.
A Labor Day march would not only inaugurate the 2012 campaign by putting jobs at the top of the agenda in Washington, as it is in America.
