Sentence examples for just inaugurated from inspiring English sources

Chris Christie was just inaugurated.

We have just inaugurated a blog called The 6th Floor, named for the location of our office within the Times building.

It has just inaugurated a new building for its international education school, with large classrooms and high-tech links that allow it to conduct lectures for viewers abroad.

Cervantes and his ingenious squire have just inaugurated, de facto, the era of Gutenberg, the democratic society of readers and writers.

Nonetheless, it was clearly a force, playing out at a time when the nation has just inaugurated its first black president.

It is good to know that hospitals will no longer profit from their mistakes under a new payment policy just inaugurated by Medicare.

So when the ambassador triggered Article 50 yesterday, he wasn't just inaugurating the end of the beginning of Brexit, but the beginning of the end of Britain as we know it, a unitary state made up of four nations.

In short, if Mr. Sarkozy officially opens the Oyapoque bridge next week, he will do more than just inaugurate an obscure jungle passage: he will help end centuries of Guyanan isolation and conflict, underscored by its riverine borders and inaugurate the area's long-overdue integration with the rest of South America.

A project to change that has just been inaugurated at Aak-Bal, a 30-minute drive south of Campeche city.

AMY DAVIDSON: Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has just been inaugurated, with great pomp, as the leader of a devastated country.

The last time a South Korean president traveled to Washington, President Bush had just been inaugurated and this country's leader, Kim Dae Jung, was an elder statesman with a Nobel Peace Prize who thought he could secure American support for his policy of engaging North Korea.