Sentence examples for inauguration of something from inspiring English sources

In its giddy fixation on lip gloss and sling-backs, "Cancer Vixen" is less a contribution to the established genre of cancer literature than it is the inauguration of something marginally novel: Sick-Chick Lit.

That story reached its apogee on Election Day; even the inauguration was something of an anti-climax.

But he does already show interest in using some more controversial methods during criminal investigations and tries to silence his critics under the cover of "fake news" or by lying about the size of his inauguration crowd, something Russians with Putin propaganda prevalent, are all too familiar with.

As dumb as this sounds, these sorts of inane inauguration packages are something of a tradition, and they get quite silly.

So I'm probably watching bad lip readings of the inauguration or something.

There was a general expectation that with the inauguration of a new Democratic president, something would be done.

Well, as someone whose first childhood hero in New York was Jackie Robinson, the first black professional baseball player, and someone who experienced the period of the civil rights struggle led by Martin Luther King, it is an incredible feeling to be witnessing the inauguration of the first African-American president, something which was inconceivable just a short time ago.

The inauguration of the Goldman "charm campaign" is something that's been in the works for some time and part and parcel of the PR department's new boss, the affable Richard Siewert.

But I'm assuming that image is from like his inauguration or something like that".

"Hey, where are you guys going?" They explained they were being flown to the capital for an extremely important inauguration of a treatise ratified by the Indian parliament, or something like that.

After decades of driving chaos, the inauguration of Seville's Sevici bike-sharing scheme in April 2007 was something of a godsend, even for avowed car users.