Sentence examples for when inaugurated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hancock, when inaugurated next month, will become Denver's second black mayor.

70 Age Donald Trump will be when inaugurated if he becomes president.

69 Age Hillary Clinton will be when inaugurated if she becomes president.

A look at the oldest and the youngest presidents to assume office: Chart: "PRESIDENTS BY AGE" When inaugurated Graph tracks the age of each President, age at time of death, and age while in office.

Asked whether May felt snubbed in light of Farage's reception in New York, the spokeswoman said: "The president-elect invited the prime minister to visit at the earliest opportunity when they spoke last week … This is about the relationship between the government of the UK and the president-elect and the office of the White House as it will be when inaugurated".

President Obama should have seized the opportunity when inaugurated to declare a pause in the war and call for negotiations between all warring parties.

Yet, when Ford inaugurated our fiction podcast, in 2006, he chose John Cheever's story "Reunion".

Arizona State University did the same in 2004, when it inaugurated its Global Institute of Sustainability.

When Baron Pierre de Coubertin inaugurated the modern Olympic Games in Athens in 1896, he also rendered them mathematical.

When he inaugurated the school, the Dalai Lama encouraged its students to return to Tibet later on.

The second schism occurred in the 16th century within the western branch of the religion, when Martin Luther inaugurated the Protestant Reformation.