Sentence examples for who inaugurates from inspiring English sources

They don't need a dictator or someone who inaugurates football pitches.

Overseen by volunteers and arranged on chat forum threads, a swap begins with a box starter, who inaugurates the package with 20 to 30 beauty samples and mails it to the next participant.

His only other friend is Pearline (the precocious Camille Winbush), a little girl who inaugurates a little reading club with him, with Ghost Dog in the Oprah role, discussing literature on a park bench: Rashomon, Frankenstein, The Wind in the Willows.

He joins the choreographer Twyla Tharp, who inaugurated the residency program last fall.

It was the hippies, though, who inaugurated denim's real gold rush.

When Lunalilo died the following year, the legislature then elected Kalakaua, who inaugurated a decidedly reactionary and pro-American reign.

THAT WAS NEW YORK about Anne Charlotte Lynch who inaugurated the first salon known in this country in the 19th century.

But it was the Italian futurists who inaugurated an artistic movement dedicated to the dynamism of the air.

"It's not considered eating if it goes through a vein," said Yitzchok Fleischer, who inaugurated the program 10 years ago and has seen participation rise sharply.

Through her arrangement with Mr. Fox, who inaugurated Nanny Goat Hill in her space about eight weeks ago, she is better able to maximize her resources.

It was Mrs. Clinton who inaugurated the unusually public showdown with the Syrian National Council, announcing in late October that it should be replaced.