Sentence examples for whose inauguration from inspiring English sources

Is it a second term of Hamid Karzai, whose inauguration tomorrow the west will endorse?

Americans are waiting to know just whose inauguration they would be toasting.

Like Birgitte Nyborg, whose inauguration preceded hers by a year, Thorning-Schmidt has strived to keep her complicated family life from diminishing her work.

Mr. Yanukovich, whose inauguration is on Thursday, is scheduled to visit the headquarters of the European Union next Monday for meetings with senior officials.

Tellingly, the introduction begins with the front-page headline heralding the election of Barack Obama, whose inauguration the author describes attending.

Obama, whose inauguration was to take place the following day in Washington, is family — the man who married Funnye's cousin Michelle.

The former president, at whose 1993 inauguration Angelou read her poem On the Pulse of Morning, told her he was surprised to see her out and about.

"Sadly, they were cooked," making it impossible to replant them and replicate their taste, Professor Nesselrath said Thursday, during a preview tour of the frescoes, whose official inauguration has been postponed because of the unexpected conclave next month.

Then take the metro to the Toledo station, whose September inauguration unveiled a corridor with wall panels that give the impression of a moving sea as you pass, a spectacular conical ceiling aperture that funnels natural light down from the sky, and other gorgeous mosaics.

President Bill Clinton, at whose 1993 inauguration Franklin performed, is scheduled to speak at the singer's funeral.

Then there is Mr. Scott in Florida, whose multiday, multicity inauguration has become known wryly in political circles here as the "coronation".