Sentence examples for is inaugurating from inspiring English sources
verb
To induct into office with a formal ceremony.
From Sept. 24 to 26, it is inaugurating the "RIPE!
On June 29 from 11 to 8, Gritzan is inaugurating the "Brooklyn Record Riot," at Warsaw, a club in the ballroom of the Polish National Home, in Greenpoint.
"Musical Minds," which with the season premiere of the newsmagazine "Nova ScienceNow" is inaugurating a Tuesday-night science block for PBS, looks at four cases.
Draghi has waited for the opportune moment, and is inaugurating the "lirafication" of the euro, the redefinition of the eurozone along Italian lines.
Now it is inaugurating MoogFest, a weekend of concerts and workshops devoted to the Moog synthesizer, an instrument that sounded strangely futuristic when it was introduced in the mid-1960s anownow sounds, well, like kitsch futurism.
So the city's Public School Athletic League has decided to give the girls a league of their own and is inaugurating a girls' wrestling program with 16 teams in 12 weight classes that officials estimate will include about 300 girls.
Bill Clinton is inaugurated as America's president in Washington, DC.
President Eisenhower is inaugurated.
When Obama is inaugurated what exactly will be happening?
Andrew Jackson was inaugurated.
It was inaugurated in 1912.
