Sentence examples for inaugurated passage from inspiring English sources

The palace is now home to the City Art Gallery, which recently inaugurated "Passage," an installation by the Slovakian artist Mantej Kren, which uses mirrors to expand stacks of books into an infinite library — a fitting image for a city of learning.

But the Russians hope that the transit of the German ships will inaugurate the passage as a reliable shipping route, and that the combination of the melting ice and the economic benefits of the shortcut — it is thousands of miles shorter than various southerly routes — will eventually make the Arctic passage a summer competitor with the Suez Canal.

On Monday, a new rail passage across the Pyrenees mountains was inaugurated between Figueres, in Spain, and Perpignan, on the French side — a significant step toward completing a cross-border, high-speed rail link connecting Paris, Barcelona and Madrid.

In a spectacle of media and politics, all packed into a loud and raucous gymnasium at the State University of New York campus here, Mrs. Clinton formally inaugurated what was as much a rite of family passage as a political one.

Here's the official line on the prize from The Literary Review: The Bad Sex Awards were inaugurated in 1993 in order to draw attention to, and hopefully discourage, poorly written, redundant or crude passages of a sexual nature in fiction.

Andrew Jackson was inaugurated.

It was inaugurated in 1912.

Long was inaugurated on May 21 , 1928

Chris Christie was just inaugurated.

Eliot was inaugurated in October 1869.

He was inaugurated on Sunday.