Sentence examples for those inaugural from inspiring English sources

Greene was also following in the footsteps of Lord Burghley, who won both hurdles titles at those inaugural Commonwealth Games.

"We've all seen those inaugural addresses, but then said 'Where's the beef?"' Mr. Bilchik said of promised reforms in other states and at other agencies.

A lot of kings were killed on those inaugural raids because the people they had to depend on were hobbling around on one leg, or blind".

I cannot begin to speculate about the many ways, 140 years from now, in which those inaugural papers will have been reproduced and spurred discovery and progress.

And by those lights the inaugural acquisitions show has serious attractions.

Obama wasn't thinking of those voices at the inaugural ball.

It will, if the rugby league gods are fair-minded, be one of those teams who hold the inaugural trophy aloft come Sunday night.

Several of his marches, including "The President Lyndon Baines Johnson March" and "The President George Bush March," were played at the inaugural ceremonies for those Presidents.

Estimates of its size range from 1.4 million people to two million and perhaps more if those lining Pennsylvania Avenue to watch the inaugural parade in the afternoon are included.

Arthur Schlesinger Jr., Kennedy's special assistant, called those sentences "the distinctive note" of the inaugural.

It frowns on most large-scale gatherings, including those advocating gay rights; police cancelled the inaugural Mr. Gay China pageant in 2010.