Sentence examples for inauguration time from inspiring English sources

"If construction continues at this speed, they will not be done by inauguration time," Napoleon said.

The Onion was not far off in its satirical headline at inauguration time: "Black Man Given Nation's Worst Job".

I had a visceral reaction of profound disgust to two headlines on your Dec. 10 front page, "It's Inauguration Time Again, and Access Still Has Its Price" and "Armor Scarce for Heavy Trucks Transporting U.S. Cargo in Iraq".

For the thousands hoping to echo the civil rights and anti-Vietnam rallies at Lincoln Memorial by joining the women's march on Washington the day after Donald Trump's inauguration: time to readjust your expectations.

Makeup & Skincare are mentioned, especially now pending inauguration time.

It may be too much to ask for during inauguration time, as compliant excitement is considered a patriotic duty; but when do we start pushing back against this feel-good arrangement?

She made another trip just after the Inauguration, this time starting in El Paso and driving east, across Texas.

Obama appointed him special envoy in January 2009, two days after his own inauguration, a time of widespread optimism that some of the world's most intractable problems might be solved.

Cameroon-Argentina in 1990 was probably the last really momentous kick-off, although there was something thrilling about the atmosphere at South Africa's inauguration last time and Germany's 4-2 romp with Costa Rica in 2006 had a certain charm too.

And it's very dynamic and as divisive of an inauguration and time we've ever had.

And I've been finding myself choking up more since the inauguration, at times when I realize how much things have changed.