“A ceremony was held earlier in the day to mark the inauguration of the program.”

“She has a number of ceremonial functions to perform, including attendance at the inauguration of the new president.”

“At her inauguration, she wore a headband decorated with the traditional Kurdish colours, yellow, green and red.”

“George Templeton Strong was not present for the inaugural, but confided to his diary the sense of excitement the inaugural caused in New York City.”

“The book is to be the inaugurator of a series devoted to Rand on major themes in the philosophical lexicon.”

“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.”

“Gallup conducted similar one-night polls after the 2005 and 2009 inaugurations.”

“The Pennsylvania National Guard has supported previous inaugurations and played a similar role during the 2009 event.”

“After all, the proportion of revolutions that came anywhere near to realizing the aspirations of their inaugurators is contemptibly small.”

“Instead of modelling concrete values, the inaugurators of values clarification decided to model a process for clarifying and developing values.”

“We are proud to be the first inaugurators in the world to identify a unique perfumery talent.”

“Indeed, children in the family setting may hear similar invocations and benedictions at inaugurals and other public ceremonies.”

“In previous inaugurals, recycled paper has been used for the Inaugural Invitation alone.”

“Washington hotels, traditionally booked up for inaugurals months in advance, still had vacancies Friday, according to the Washington Convention and Tourism Association.”