Sentence examples for whose inaugural from inspiring English sources

Hillary Clinton, whose Inaugural Week appearances have been either private or silent, has mostly avoided interviews for months.

Ralph Waldo Emerson finally got there, courtesy of Barack Obama, whose Inaugural Address was bundled with Emerson's essay Self-Reliancee" and lobbed onto the list.

SpaceX's bold near-term plans rest on its Falcon Heavy launch vehicle, whose inaugural launch is slated for this November at Cape Canaveral.

Mercedes, BMW, Infiniti, Audi, Porsche, Cadillac and Land Rover are among the brands whose inaugural hybrids are either hitting the market or in the works.

That was New York's disgraced former governor, Eliot Spitzer, whose inaugural address is worth studying to learn exactly the wrong approach.

From Richard Ellmann's biography of Joyce, Stoppard learned that during his stay in Zurich Joyce had been the business manager of a semi-professional troupe of English actors, whose inaugural production was "The Importance of Being Earnest".

But mark fall 2011 as the moment that may change that reputation, and not just because of the Linde wing, whose 24-hour inaugural party managed to muster a small crowd even at 3 a.m., when tickets cost $50, compared with $200 at 7 p.m. (If they had waited until 7 a.m., tickets were free).

Hence this inaugural festival, whose name plays on events that have been fantastically successful in the world of visual art.

The English-language Granta plans to devote an issue to the Brazilian list next year, as does the Chinese edition, right after its inaugural issue, whose theme is Britain.

Prosecutors in Brooklyn have also raised questions about donations to the Trump inaugural committee, whose chairman was Thomas J. Barrack Jr., a longtime friend of Mr. Trump.

"I thought the Kennedy speech is interesting," he said of the inaugural address whose quotable cadences and stirring ask-nots have haunted every president and presidential speechwriter for the past four decades.