Sentence examples for to inaugurating from inspiring English sources
verb
To induct into office with a formal ceremony.
In addition to inaugurating its uptown space, the boutique auction house was trying out a new program called "Carte Blanche".
In addition to inaugurating the Young Photographers Award, Wiesner and Bourgeois dedicated Stage 14 entirely to emerging artists.
On Monday, the emphasis was on showing the prince just how close Tonga was to inaugurating what Globecomm called "state-of-the-art telecommunications".
In addition to inaugurating a new phase of religious painting, the altarpiece reveals the influence of Masaccio in the sculptural treatment of the figures and an accurate awareness of the perspective theories of painting expressed by Alberti in his treatise.
The prose is seasoned throughout with clichés, which Saramago confuses with irony, and there are platitudes aplenty: "The lord had made some very bad choices when it came to inaugurating the garden of eden, in this particular game of roulette everyone had lost".
"I look forward to inaugurating the new Pintada," the president said.
"Now, ministers come to inaugurate them".
In 2010 Mr Blatter went to Anguilla to inaugurate this.
Rappers are hoping to inaugurate a different kind of politics.
Either liquidators must be trained to inaugurate or vice versa.
He issued a proclamation to inaugurate the traveling promotion.
