Sentence examples for its inauguration in from inspiring English sources
Adding to the charm are awe-inspiring sunsets, samba hot spots and something even the greatest urban planners in the world couldn't have given it upon its inauguration in 1960: a half-century of tradition and history.
After we had visited the jail's multi-faith prayer hall ("It hasn't been defaced since its inauguration in 2003," Seveyras said proudly), we trooped upstairs to the governor's office, where we were joined by Geraldine Blin, a woman whose soft, even tender manner seemed to belie her position as commissar of anti-radicalisation inside French jails.
A few years after its inauguration, in 2004, the composer Terry Riley dubbed it Hurricane Mama, and the name has stuck.
Thanks to its inauguration in 1996, I was introduced to "serious" poetry.
Brasília emerged out of no where in Brazil's tropical savannah quickly, with its original construction completed in less than four years before its inauguration in 1960.
The event, which attracts up to 100,000 spectators, has grown into an easygoing Pagnol-esque carnival since its inauguration in 1962.
He attended its inauguration with Laura Fermi in 1974.
So far Mr Modi's handling of the old rival has not been coherent: he welcomed Nawaz Sharif, its prime minister, to his inauguration in May last year, then used a pretext to cancel talks between the two countries' foreign secretaries.
Since its inauguration as a university in 1992, Northumbria has developed into one of the leading lights in the UK higher education arena.
The project, called the World Digital Library, aims to "promote international and intercultural understanding," James H. Billington, the United States librarian of Congress, said at its inauguration at Unesco headquarters in Paris.
Since its inauguration on July 4, 2005, in Salina, Kan., the project has delawned yards and planted regional vegetables as far away as Maplewood, N.J., and London; a demonstration garden is also growing at Descanso Gardens in Los Angeles County.
