Subject

• government: The present 'project ' of constitutional reform inaugurated by the present government is supposed to reflect these pressures.

Object

• era: They inaugurated the new era by practicing on a colossal scale thefts of state lands, thefts that had been hitherto managed more modestly.

• kingdom: Jesus had inaugurated a new kingdom, an eternal kingdom that was to embrace the whole world.

• series: He also inaugurated a series of monthly evening meetings, the audiences of which came from all walks of life.

• age: He was 98, among the last of the giants who inaugurated the nuclear age.

• movement: In 1960 he released the album Free Jazz, which inaugurated a whole movement that dominated jazz in the 1960s.

Preposition: at

• meeting: The Halifax, Huddersfield and District Union of Golf Clubs was inaugurated at a meeting at the club.

• end: To confuse the public, Ishii's center inaugurated at the end of 1932 was sometimes called Kamo Unit and other times Togo Unit.

Preposition: as

• president: It has been almost two years since I was inaugurated as the tenth-term president of the Republic of China.

Adjective complement

• last: The tournament was inaugurated last July as a memorial to Harry.

Modifying Another Word

• officially: The Society was officially inaugurated on 11th January, 1861 with 14 members, each of whom paid 1 shilling to join.

• formally: The Club was formally inaugurated at another dinner in October.

• newly: Mud is a major feature of the newly inaugurated Compunet service for 64 users.

• recently: In this issue the European Review takes a look at one of the recently inaugurated sites.

• thus: The Sikhs thus inaugurated the Singh Sabha to recover a distinctive Sikhism.

• also: The Mayor's Cadet was also inaugurated at last night's meeting.

Used with why or when

• what: September 11 inaugurated what became in essence a rolling coup.

Present participle complement

• cover: In October 1949 the IWA Fenlands Branch was inaugurated covering the Middle Level, Welland, Nene, Great Ouse and its tributaries.

Preposition: by

• government: The present 'project ' of constitutional reform inaugurated by the present government is supposed to reflect these pressures.