Sentence examples for inauguration preparing from inspiring English sources

Crescent Dragonwagon came up from Eureka Springs, Ark., where she owns the Dairy Hollow House, and made quite a splash at the first Clinton inauguration, preparing her recipes at an exclusive party.

A21 Preparing for Rain in Capital Inauguration planners prepared for the possibility that weather could force the swearing in of George W. Bush today to move indoors.

So with that trust (and perhaps even a dash of hope?) from nearly 63 million of the electorate in mind, it would stand to reason that the President-elect would make the most of his couple of months leading up to the inauguration to prepare for, and communicate, what he plans to pursue in the coming days and months to restore that American greatness that was missing.

In a soaked and bone-chilling day that led inauguration planners to prepare for the possibility of moving Saturday's celebration indoors, Mr. Bush made final preparations for his new job between appearances at festivities marking the transition in government.

Mr Prabowo, for one, has repeatedly expressed scepticism about direct elections indeed, if politicians sitting in parliament rather than voters chose the president, as they used to, he would probably be preparing for his inauguration.

Then, last December, when Mr. Cuomo was preparing for his inauguration as governor, Mr. Cohen agreed to extend his tour of duty once more, this time going to Albany with Mr. Cuomo as secretary to the governor, the top aide in the governor's office.

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Look, I'm not saying we would be preparing for the inauguration of President-Elect Sanders right now if the DNC had done their job properly, but clearly they failed in their role as neutral arbiters because they were led and staffed by Clinton-aligned insiders.

Nightclubs in Washington, D.C., prepare for Inauguration week, and Inauguration dollars.

Hobart spent much of the four months between election and inauguration reading about the vice presidency, preparing for the move, and winding down some business affairs.

They were preparing the paperwork when news emerged about contact, before the Inauguration, between Flynn and Sergey Kislyak, the Russian ambassador to the U.S., and how Flynn had supposedly misled Vice-President Mike Pence about that contact.