Sentence examples for inauguration whether from inspiring English sources

It's not clear, seven months away from his inauguration, whether Trump will cave first on his madcap Mexican wall or his half-baked ban on Muslim visitors.

Similarly, asked in an interview with The New York Times the week before his inauguration whether Iraq had "bedeviled" his father's administration, he said.

Safire, in his political dictionary published in 2008, recollected that when he asked Moore, some years after the inauguration, whether he had really seen the girl holding the sign, or whether he had imagined it, "his eyes took on a faraway look".

But there is a second President Trump, Rove added, one who "gets involved in food fights over how many people showed up at his Inauguration, and whether three to five million people voted illegally in the election..

The big question, on the heels of her lip-synched rendition of the national anthem at President Obama's recent inauguration, is whether Beyoncé will lip sync on Sunday.

They brought up security problems that arose during Mr. Obama's inauguration, and asked whether there were systemic problems at the Secret Service.

If the question, on Inauguration Day, was whether American democracy would prove to be bigger than a President Trump, the answer, so far, is largely in the affirmative.

In case you were waiting to hear who might be singing on Sunday for the opening event of the presidential inauguration before deciding whether you'll attend, here are some of the performers.

Not long after Dr. Larson, who had been the president of Luzerne County Community College in Nanticoke, Pa., came here, the newspaper reported that about $78,000 had been allocated for his inauguration and questioned whether that was excessive.

Yet a new figurehead is sorely needed: the evangelical movement is in a time of rapid change.When Rick Warren, the pastor of a megachurch in California, offered the invocation at Barack Obama's inauguration, many wondered whether he might fill Mr Graham's shoes as the acknowledged leader of the evangelical movement.

No wonder some historians have been checking their dictionaries and wondering whether defining "inauguration" would be more complicated than defining "is".