Sentence examples for inauguration dinner from inspiring English sources

"The underground cellar is the focus of the building, which is why the 600 guests for Saturday's inauguration dinner ate down there, among the wine barrels," said a vineyard spokesman.

Mr. Colicchio also was an executive producer on "A Place at the Table," a documentary that examines the problem of hunger in the United States, and he visited Washington shortly after President Obama was elected in 2008, for a inauguration dinner.

Melania is actually happier with Obama at a funeral than she is with Trump at his inauguration dinner!#barbarabushfuneral pic.twitter.com/mDhGqWJjid.

The packages include seating at a $1,000-per-seat private reception and dinner on Sunday, access to a private after party, VIP seating at Monday's inauguration dinner reception and name recognition in the official program.

According to a Hello! magazine poll, the redheaded princess stole the show at both the pre-inauguration dinner and the ceremony the following day.

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On a frigid January evening in 2009, a week before his Inauguration, Barack Obama had dinner at the home of George Will, the Washington Post columnist, who had assembled a number of right-leaning journalists to meet the President-elect.

ON THE NIGHT OF OBAMA'S INAUGURATION, Frank Luntz organized a dinner at the Caucus Room, one of those classic Washington expense-account places, with about 15 Republican congressmen and senators, including some in the leadership.

Philip Morris also donated $500,000 to President Trump's inauguration, earning them a private dinner with the president and vice president.

The liberal blogger Arianna Huffington and a couple of Hollywood actors say he told them at a dinner before the January 2001 inauguration that he did not.

When he came to Washington the week of the Obama inauguration to cook for a charity dinner, Mr. Bayless had to prepare his dishes in an antiquated kitchen with a recalcitrant stove in a private home.