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Meaning usher meaning

What does usher mean?

usher

— verb (= show) take (someone) to their seats, as in theaters or auditoriums The usher showed us to our seats — noun someone employed to conduct others — noun an official stationed at the entrance of a courtroom or legislative chamber

Usher

— noun (= Ussher) Irish prelate who deduced from the Bible that Creation occurred in the year 4004 BC (1581-1656)

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Ussher James Ussher James Usher

Topics usher topics

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Conjugation usher conjugation

How do you conjugate usher?

usher · verb

Examples usher examples

How do I use usher in a sentence?

Simple sentences

See if you can find an usher to take this gentleman to his seat.

Movie subtitles

I want to be an usher.
Ask the usher, the ticket office.
He was doing premed at USC and working nights as an usher in a theater downtown.
Now, the usher for the groom is Edward owens.
Each bridesmaid takes an usher and away you go down.
Usher, get the witness a chair.
I should like to see Miss Usher.
Miss Usher is confined to her bed.
Miss Usher and I are engaged to be married.
Mr. Usher, your sister and I are betrothed.
Mr. Usher.
Mr. Usher during the time we spent together in Boston. it never occurred to me. And I dare say to Madeline neither That we were not destined to each other.
Because the Usher line is tainted, Mr. Winthrop.
I think you need some light in this house, Mr. Usher.
Sherry, the next time you do not want to see anybody just let me know, and I'll usher them right in.
Then you were supposed to usher my coming-out party and didn't show up.
He was doing premed at USC. and working nights as an usher in a theater downtown.
Maybe an usher? I bring my own flash light.
Chink and Usher have gone.
Turn around, Usher.
Last night he told me he has been an art dealer, a headwaiter, an usher in a movie theatre.
Mr Usher, your sister and I are betrothed.
Mr Usher.
Mr Usher, during the time we spent together in Boston, it never occurred to me that. and I dare say to Madeline either, that we were not destined for each other.
This is merely a friendly warning that any usher caught chewing gum during the performance of duty will be dismissed.
I also have a report that a certain usher is making a habit of using the men's lavatory on the mezzanine floor for dice and crap games.
The usher who becomes a star in a day.
Where's that usher?
She's that usher.
Takeo has got that usher pregnant.
I'm auditing the usher there.
You need an usher?
Hello, Mr Usher.
Then Gold Usher will formally introduce you to the Matrix.
The usher will show you where to pay.
Its proprietor, Roderick Usher, had been one of my boon companions in boyhood but many years had elapsed since our last meeting.

News and current affairs

Thus, for example, the conventional war in Kosovo lasted for two months, only to usher in a six-year asymmetric conflict.
Xi's visit is not expected to usher in any breakthroughs.
Achieving this ambitious agenda by 2025 would usher in the last phase in the quest for a nuclear-free world, and requires, first and foremost, political conditions that reliably rule out regional or global wars of aggression.
Along with events in Lebanon, Iraq, and Palestine, it may well usher in an Arab spring of freedom, one long overdue.
This apparently seamless transition, however, is widely expected to usher in a complex and potentially difficult decade for China - and for the rest of the world.
The real question is whether an uncertain electorate is prepared to defend democratic constitutions if an extremist who wins by a hair tries to overturn it and usher in a new era of tyranny.
A sober assessment of this process leads me to assert that a more capable and united Europe will usher in a more effective Atlantic Alliance and not, as some believe, in American disengagement from European commitments.
This is the crux of the Lisbon Treaty, which is designed to usher in new institutions and mechanisms aimed at creating more politically cohesive EU external policies.
Finally, while this election was expected to usher in a new generation of politicians, few were prepared to anticipate the peaceful political tsunami that a Bayrou victory would bring.
Economic power would become the key to success in world politics, a change that many people thought would usher in a world dominated by Japan and Germany.
The first contended that overthrowing Saddam Hussein's regime would usher in a democratic era in Iraq that would serve as a model and catalyst for democratic change regionally.
If, on the other hand, he experiences a quick series of successes--even small ones--he will have helped usher in a new era.
BERKELEY - Neville Chamberlain is remembered today as the British prime minister who, as an avatar of appeasement of Nazi Germany in the late 1930's, helped to usher Europe into World War II.
We will never usher in an era of sustainable prosperity in the absence of a big, global push, with all nations moving in the same direction.
Bush discovered to his dismay that any exercise in Arab democracy is bound to usher in anti-Western Islamists, be it the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, Shia parties in Iraq, or Hamas in Palestine.
The international community should do more to usher Taiwan into the international mainstream.
But, while the election did not usher in a leadership eager for peace with Israel and a Palestinian state achieved by compromise, nor was it a prelude to a renewal of violence.
Rather, it means opting for a controlled transition to a post-revolutionary phase in which economic modernization and international integration might usher in greater political change in the future.
A variant of this dynamic can be seen in Russia and many parts of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, where the fall of the Berlin Wall did not usher in democracy, economic liberalization, and rapid output growth.
Nor is it clear that NATO's withdrawal would inevitably usher in a Taliban takeover.

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