Sentence examples for the inauguration though from inspiring English sources

Shortly after the inauguration, though, he began talking to a fellow board member at Donorschoose about the troops in Iraq.

There are still columnists and reporters doing great work (especially on Trump since the Inauguration), though not as many are getting out of the office and "climbing the tenement stairs," as Breslin described the essence of his craft.

The inauguration, though it kept closer to the script, was not without similar touches.

There was no mention of l'affaire "Julius Caesar" at the seventy-first annual Tony Awards, but there were Rockettes: more of them, it seemed, than had shown up to the Inauguration, though you'd have to check with Sean Spicer for the numbers.

Former President George W. Bush will be attending the inauguration, though without his brother Jeb!

Of all the season's inaugurations, though, the one I've been most looking forward to is the reopening of the Museum for African Art in a new home at 110th Street and Fifth Avenue.

It was Eleanor Celeste who insisted that the family attend the inauguration, even though this meant delaying her own trip to Spain for a semester abroad.

The invitation to the choir had come from Senator Schumer, who was making arrangements last summer for the inauguration even though it was far from clear then that Mr. Obama would win a second term.

MSNBC can brag about growth over the 2001 inauguration, though.

The inauguration of the Convention was, though, the only outstanding achievement.

Even though there are still nearly eight weeks until the inauguration, it seems as though George Bush has already stepped aside, passed on the presidential baton and is expecting Obama to run with it.