Sentence examples for was first inaugurated from inspiring English sources

Since 1933 when it was first inaugurated 8,126, 579 people have taken the tour.

And Mr. Reagan was 69 when he was first inaugurated, 73 when he began his second term.

Central bankers and finance ministries have suffered from a persistent optimism bias ever since QE was first inaugurated, forecasting recoveries that, for the most part, never materialised.

Bill Cunningham, Mr. Bloomberg's director of communications, said the speech would resemble the one given by Gov. Hugh L. Carey when he was first inaugurated, in 1975.

Edward I. Koch, the former mayor, recalled the elderly woman he encountered in Coney Island just after he was first inaugurated.

(When President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan visited the White House last week, he was presented a scorecard: of the "20 most wanted" Qaeda leaders when Mr. Obama was first inaugurated, 13 were dead, along with many of their successors).

That's why the awards have retained their credibility since they were first inaugurated in 1948.

Several criticisms were raised soon after the thrifty phenotype hypothesis was inaugurated: first, the increased risk for morbidity later in life after being born with a high birth weight had been neglected.

The second unit had more experience and Bohman's first night was inaugurated with a firefight with ISIS.

The second phase was inaugurated in 2010 during the networking event that was co-organized by the European Commission and the Belgian Presidency of the European Council, at which European Commission Vice-President Antonio Tajani, Commissioner for Industry and Entrepreneurship said: 'Europe must build on its small businesses.

In 1982 Finland's first subway was inaugurated in Helsinki.