Four years later, Associate Justice William Cushing swore in Washington for a second term, beginning the Supreme Court tradition.
Mr Reagan could not be impeached for something they swore blind he had never known about.
Mr Dizaei said Waad al-Baghdadi, who had designed a website for him, swore at him through an open car window and "frightened" his wife.
"I did stand up in front of the fans, and when they swore at me I did stand for longer than I probably had to, " Venter told BBC Radio 5 live on Monday.
Instead, they were looking out for their fellow officers, and for the civilians that they swore to protect.
Once when his wife was away, he took their young sons out for a lobster dinner and swore them to secrecy.
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Initial reports had said that the former Conservative cabinet minister lost his temper and allegedly swore at police when they refused to open the gates for him as he cycled out.
When Howard Stern signed on with Sirius satellite radio in 2004, the shock jock swore off free radio and its federally mandated decency standards--for life.
Mr Ellis swore to an oath of impartiality which was written by the Home Office for the occasion.
Men swore on their mustaches in sayings and folk tales, used them as collateral for loans and guarantees for promises, and sometimes even shaved their opponents' lips as a punishment.
Mr Varney played the perky Cockney survivor making life hell for the lugubrious Blakey, the bus-inspector, a Hitler lookalike who swore at the end of every episode to get even with him, and never did.
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