Sentence examples for that has inaugurated from inspiring English sources

For a show that has inaugurated new hosts in its 23rd series the new beginning could have been bigger.

But there is little doubt that Petry has inaugurated a new era for the AfD.

Hours later, she wakes from a stupor and hits the road again, unaware that she has inaugurated the leitmotif of her immediate future -- girl meets guy, guy paws girl, something messy ensues.

But now that Pope Benedict XVI has inaugurated the jubilee year, commemorating the second millennium of St . Pauls birth, the ritual of pilgrimage has come back and religious tourism to places like Syria is rising.

But now that Pope Benedict XVI has inaugurated the jubilee year, commemorating the second millennium of Paul's birth, the ritual of pilgrimage has returned and religious tourism to places like Syria is rising.

Hawaii has inaugurated a four-day school week.

Racing Association has inaugurated an old Saratoga custom at Belmont Park.

ARV-based prevention has inaugurated a new era in dealing with the AIDS epidemic.

DISCUSSING his approach to foreign affairs this month, Silvio Berlusconi puzzlingly declared that he had "inaugurated the policy of the cuckoo".

So, in sum, while it is impossible to exaggerate what a radical departure it is from our past that we have inaugurated a black man as president, it is equally impossible to exaggerate how much our future depends on a radical departure from our present.

In the event, the Burger Court continued many of the trends that the Warren Court had inaugurated.