Sentence examples for inauguration later from inspiring English sources

Officials promised that Mr. Chávez would have his inauguration later, when he had recovered.

The discussion of the famine on the president's Web site was taken down immediately after Yanukovych's inauguration; it later reappeared in a much abbreviated form.

Better not count on Prince playing the inauguration later this month.

Fittingly, in honor of the building's inauguration later this month, the city of Tel Aviv has declared 2012 to be Art Year, culminating in a four-day blowout Art Weekend March 21-24.

An inauguration ceremony later was held at the Verkhovna Rada (parliament).

"It was as excited as I'd seen anyone since election night, since inauguration," Favreau later told me.

He did not make any promises or appointments at his inauguration, but later earned a reputation for honesty and sought to curb patronage.

I attended George W. Bush's first inauguration, and later helped with a governor's race.

While media reactions widely characterized Trump's speech as grim due to its references to "rusted-out factories scattered like tombstones" and "American carnage," people who watched the inauguration or later coverage of it are more than twice as likely to consider the event "optimistic" rather than "pessimistic".

And, at his inauguration, two weeks later, he made sure not to repeat the mistake of magnanimity in victory, although he did offer Zimbabweans an opportunity to submit to his domination once again in the name of unity.

Confirmation hearings before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee began on January 13 , 2009 a week before the Obama inauguration; two days later, the Committee voted 16 1 to approve Clinton.