Sentence examples for of inaugurating from inspiring English sources

Stamford seems to be on the brink of inaugurating this means of commuting.

Iran made a big show this week of inaugurating President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to a stolen second term.

Going on his estimates, if the costs of inaugurating a gatekeeper system were shared across the industry, it would be relatively cheap.

One drawback of inaugurating organs, Mr. Higgs noted before the concert, is that the glitches in the instrument haven't all been worked out yet.

WASHINGTON — As the nation is on the verge of inaugurating its first black president, the Republican Party is facing a telling choice: whether to elect its first black chairman.

"In Beijing," Mr. Latzky added, referring to the orchestra's next tour stop, "we understand that at this brand-new performing arts center they wish to have the music director conduct solely, as a way of inaugurating the hall".

The film genre started with Victor Halperin's White Zombie of 1932 inaugurating the "disreputable B-movie life" of the zombie.

The merchantman Empress of China sets sail from New York for Canton with 30 tons of ginseng, inaugurating U.S.-China trade.

The declaration of war inaugurated a period of 23 years of almost continuous conflict (or preparation for conflict) between Austria and France (see French revolutionary and Napoleonic wars).

In 2002, Bertrand Delanoe, the mayor of Paris, inaugurated the idea of Paris Plages.

The general elections of November 1933 inaugurated a period of centre-right government in which he, aided by the right, played a major part.