Sentence examples for inaugurated when from inspiring English sources

Scarcely had Washington been inaugurated when an extraconstitutional attribute of the presidency became apparent.

It was inaugurated, when it was still the Teatro Costanzi, in 1880 with a production of Rossini's "Semiramide".

It was inaugurated when Aneurin "Nye" Bevan, the health minister who was its far-sighted creator, visited Park hospital in Davyhulme, Manchester.

This was a project inaugurated when Hadrian himself visited in 122, one of the few Roman emperors ever to set foot in the empire's unappealing northern outpost.

It is a remarkable feat for the Leeds boxer and the Great Britain women's boxing squad, which was yet to be inaugurated when Adams won her first world medal in Ningbo, China, in 2008.

In 1981, Mr. Baker had little to say early about a legislative program, leaving that to a new president, Ronald Reagan, who was not yet inaugurated when Mr. Baker became majority leader earlier in January.

And Mr. Reagan was 69 when he was first inaugurated, 73 when he began his second term.

Esther's mother started a petition in her town to build a pool in their neighborhood and chose Esther to inaugurate it when they opened it for the first day; Esther was eight, and her mother quickly taught her to swim in time for the opening of the pool.

Mr. Hancock, when inaugurated next month, will become Denver's second black mayor.

The Profumo affair inaugurated a period when newspapers publicised the most moronic, shameless gossip.

70 Age Donald Trump will be when inaugurated if he becomes president.