Sentence examples for previous inauguration from inspiring English sources

The largest previous inauguration is believed to have been that of President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1965, attended by an estimated 1.2 million people.

For the first time since 1932, employment is lower in the summer of a presidential election year than it was on the previous Inauguration Day.

Lela Rose, the designer of Mrs. Biden's outfit, who also dressed Jenna and Barbara Bush during a previous inauguration, said Mrs. Biden came to her in a unexpected way.

Based on the crowds drawn to Senator Obama during the campaign — and the high demand for tickets and accommodations — security officials say the masses gathered along the parade route Tuesday will probably outstrip any previous inauguration ceremony in American history.

Campaign finance experts said that to their knowledge, the limits were tighter than for any previous inauguration, both in dollar amounts and in who will be permitted to give.

The contrasts between this and Obama's previous inauguration are telling, both real and metaphorically.

But with severe budget problems looming, even the Republican reception seemed somewhat subdued, even austere, compared with Mr. Pataki's previous inaugurations.

A street party, with about a thousand barbecue stands to be put up on a major highway, was scheduled in Cebu for Wednesday evening, a departure from the more formal celebrations of previous inaugurations.

A Masonic lodge in New York expects the Bible that will be used when president-elect GEORGE W. BUSH takes the oath of office on Saturday to be one used at five previous inaugurations, including his father's in 1989.

Here's the truth, which exists even if the administration doesn't want to admit it: Fewer people attended Trump's inauguration than attended some previous inaugurations.

Reading from her forthcoming memoir, Becoming, Obama said that the "vibrant diversity" of her husband's two previous inaugurations "was gone" on the day Trump took office.