Sentence examples for inaugurating this from inspiring English sources

Stamford seems to be on the brink of inaugurating this means of commuting.

"It was clear that they were inaugurating this with the help of lawyers," Mr. Sellers said.

Tomorrow his band, Dan Zanes and Friends, will celebrate his new CD, "Night Time!" (Festival Five Records), with a concert inaugurating this season's Just Kidding! series at Symphony Space in Manhattan.

Whether or not Beauvoir understood herself to be inaugurating this distinction, whether or not she followed this distinction to its logical/radical conclusions, or whether or not radical conclusions are justified are currently matters of feminist debate.

(N1 79/GA43 92) Heidegger's more careful view is that aesthetics proper presupposes the modern subject/object divide, but because he holds Plato responsible for inaugurating this divide, he can loosely trace the "aesthetic" way of conceiving art all the way back to Aristotle, as he does here.

This Saturday, four new gallery spaces open their doors within steps of each other on Utah Street and Potrero Avenue -- Jack Fischer, Catharine Clark, Brian Gross, and George Lawson join pioneer Todd Hosfelt in inaugurating this new arts district (Todd Hosfelt opened his space on Utah street late last year).

This week, we inaugurate this new focus with two articles on some of these very questions, along with one very useful information resource.

In 2010 Mr Blatter went to Anguilla to inaugurate this.

My first stop was the sparkling new parliament building, formally inaugurated this April.

"It worked really well, but it inaugurated this trend of Chris being really clumsy and falling down a lot….

Oct. 4: Lincoln Center inaugurated this season's Great Performers series with an opening night gala at Avery Fisher Hall.