Sentence examples for real inauguration from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bass argued that Roosevelt did not have a real inauguration when he was sworn in after the assassination of William McKinley in 1901.

Sharpton's sermon on Staten Island was intended to shame his audience into going to Washington for his "shadow inauguration," a counterpoint to the real inauguration going on up the street.

And how touching and real the inauguration would seem if held in the Rose Garden, with pizza and soda served afterward.

On Inauguration Day the real buzz comes from 2,000 miles away.

His description of his stealth inauguration into the real estate branch of the family business: he "weaseled" his way into its marketing and consulting arm, the Sroka Worldwide Group, before his father noticed.

And that's the real story of the Obama Inauguration.

Not a great inauguration for Ms Walters.

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

More famous than Southern's football team -- having performed at five Super Bowls and three presidential inaugurations -- it had real power and importance on campus.

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