Sentence examples for inauguration that from inspiring English sources

Or the presidential inauguration – that would be amazing.

The date refers to the presidential inauguration that, depending on one's point of view, is seen as Mr. Aristide's appointment with destiny or infamy.

"If the public perceives this as too glamorous or people buying their way into the inauguration, that will get him ill will".

But Mr. Obama will soon be doing something before his inauguration that has long been the province of presidents: appearing in a public service campaign.

It was part of an unprecedented run-up to Obama's inauguration that has generated an outpouring of public enthusiasm and high hopes even as the country faces two wars and a dire economic crisis.

Treasury advisers say the mislabeling of Mr. Geithner began before he took office, with a column in The Washington Post before the presidential inauguration that referred to him as "a Goldman Sachs alum".

I see no significant difference between paid advertising in the media extolling the virtues of an academic medical center, and the cost of an inauguration that puts UMDNJ's academic medical centers before the public eye.

Even the Inauguration, that much discussed spectacle of surreality and American carnage, generated huge financial suspicion: there are millions of dollars' worth of unaccounted-for contributions of the record amounts of money raised.

Its writers are on the verge of signing a book deal and are producing a T-shirt in time for the inauguration that is inspired by Mrs. Obama's jewelry and designed by a Bartle Bogle graphic designer, Ms. Tomer said.

But it's the 2001 inauguration that feels most like today.

I cannot in good conscience attend an inauguration that would celebrate this divisive approach to governance,' Lee said.