Sentence examples for the opening of the institute from inspiring English sources

But a possible social crisis was averted at the opening of the institute's clothes exhibition "Jacqueline Kennedy: The White House Years -- Selections from the John F. Kennedy Library and Museum," when Mrs. Bush announced on arriving that she was staying only for the cocktail hour.

He was a great encourager, and mentor -- the opening of the Institute drew hundreds of successful men and women whose talents he had nurtured and whose careers he had advanced.

"We deliberately brought some of our research expenditure forward, to coincide with the opening of the new institute," says Gabelica.

ON A recent stormy night, Moscow's hip crowd gathered for the opening of the summer terrace at the Strelka architecture and design institute, which has one of the city's trendiest bars.

Having spoken earlier at the opening of the key UN climate talks outside Paris, the heir to the throne was awarded the Francois Rabelais prize by France's institute of sciences and arts, named after the Renaissance scholar and physician.

The opening of the center in Senegal follows the opening of the first AIMS center in Cape Town in 2003, and plans are under way to open additional centers in Ghana and Ethiopia, according to Arun Sharma, the director of operations at the institute.

The opening of the summit was delayed.

The opening of the valves is silent.

Ghana's first president Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah in his African Genius speech at the opening of the Institute of African Studies in Accra, made a metaphoric reference to academic costume.

The opening of the line and the conversion of the Ardrossan railway to run in connection, enabled a fast service 26½ hours between Glasgow and London to be instituted.

Measure the opening of the wardrobe door.