A few days before Barack Obama's inauguration I was sitting in a BBC studio in west London, a tiny microphone clipped to my lapel, and waiting to go on-air.
If Hillary Clinton is elected it may be the case that the President-elect could be indicted on criminal charges, or subsequent to the inauguration as the sitting President, a situation that has never occurred in the history of the nation.
Hillary Clinton, who had endured Trump's Inauguration the day before, sitting just a few feet from an oath-taking she'd imagined would have been hers, had tweeted her support that morning: she still believes, she said, that we are stronger together.
Former President George H.W. Bush is sitting out Donald Trump's inauguration ― doctor's orders.
Embrace clarity and you'll wind up sitting through somebody else's inauguration, or dumped in the used-psychic bin with all the cult leaders who predicted a Y2K Rapture.
His vice-president Lyndon B Johnson, sitting beside him on the rostrum on inauguration day, did not have the looks or the eloquence but, as Kennedy's successor, he did bring in the civil rights legislation that JFK shied away from tackling and he did mount the war on poverty that Kennedy mentioned but failed to do anything about.
The book begins with FDR sitting in the Senate Committee on Military Affairs room awaiting his first inauguration.
One of the tests a New York City mayor faces at the very beginning of his administration is how to look comfortable while sitting outside in freezing weather during an hour-long inauguration on Jan . 1
On inauguration day, as Karzai delivered a thundering anti-American oration to his parliament, four prospective rivals were sitting in Washington, waiting to meet with the new Leader of the Free World.
Even so, just a few days before Mr. Fox's inauguration as the first president to break seven decades of one-party rule, Mr. Gil was back in government, this time sitting in the Cabinet.
