| The book is to be the inaugurator of a series devoted to Rand on major themes in the philosophical lexicon. |
| Eventually, the authorities decide to liquidate the Inauguration Service, and the question arises: Who should inaugurate the process of liquidation — an inaugurator or a liquidator? |
| Yet his coming to be seen as a savior figure, as an inaugurator of the millennium, was not his work alone. |
| It is said that Emperor Charlemagne walked the route, and popular tradition makes him the inaugurator of the Pilgrim's Way. |
| He is the Creator of man and of woman, the inaugurator of marriage, and the Sanctifier of matrimony. |
