Sentence examples for inauguration reception from inspiring English sources

I think they did not like him going to the Obama inauguration reception".

The inauguration reception will be at Venue 1, on the near West Side, on the same day as the concert.

Yesterday, the son of the well known democracy activist Yao Lifa said his father had disappeared shortly before he was due to attend an inauguration reception at the US consulate in Wuhan.

It's all about inaugurations, receptions, and invitations.

In 2002, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg celebrated his inauguration by holding a traditional reception at the former Tweed Courthouse.

The reference was to the 1829 White House reception after the inauguration of Andrew Jackson, described by Robert V. Remini in "The Life of Andrew Jackson" as "a wild, near-riotous scene".

The packages — each named after a former president ��� include access to the inauguration's parade of exclusive receptions and other events.

At a reception after his formal inauguration as party chief at the 1987 party congress, he clinked his wine-filled glass with foreign correspondents and readily answered their questions.

Meanwhile, perhaps the greatest rhetorician of the 19th century, Frederick Douglass, who in fact attended the White House reception after Lincoln's second inauguration in March 1865, is nowhere to be seen or heard.

For a wartime template, Mr. Bush could have looked to Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1945 inauguration, which included a brief address and small receptions and religious services at the White House.

If an index is needed for how much closer organized labor is to President Obama than to his predecessor, it might be the number of times Mr. Sweeney, the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s president, has visited the White House since Inauguration Day — at least once a week for receptions, bill signings and a meeting on fiscal responsibility.