Sentence examples for inauguration to be from inspiring English sources

March 4, 1845, James Polk First inauguration to be covered by telegraph.

Jan . 20 , 1949Harry S. Truman First inauguration to be televised.

But in Tehran, where many newspapers did not judge the inauguration to be front page news Tuesday, Iran's foreign minister, Manouchehr Mottaki, said he would await the "practical policies" of Mr. Obama before passing judgment on his position on Iran, the official Irna news agency reported.

Before he was seized, Mr Udaltsov had called for the inauguration to be cancelled and said through a loud-hailer: "We will not leave".

There were those aerial images that revealed the size of his Inauguration crowd to be smaller than that of Obama's first Inauguration, and clearly smaller than the numbers that Trump himself had insisted were in attendance.

The diplomat said he could not understand why the inauguration had to be put off.

By Hendrik Hertzberg On Monday of this week, for the first time in television (and American) history, a gubernatorial inauguration is to be carried live and coast to coast on all three networks — CNN, MSNBC, and FNC.

One thing is certain: If this Inauguration is to be "inclusive," as we're being told, a little more "including" of the gay community is called for.

Now, partly (if not wholly) due to OWS, Obama is showing some fight -- but whether he fights one minute beyond his second inauguration remains to be seen.

WASHINGTON ― A D.C. jury deciding the fate of three people facing felony charges in connection with destruction during protests against President Donald Trump's inauguration appears to be deadlocked.

Inauguration Already Not to be out done by the campaign season, the presidential inauguration in Jan . 2013is providing occasion for Washington hotels to announce deals.