How To Use Ushering in In A Sentence
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His personal legacy depends on the success he has in ushering in an era of normal yet stable party politics.
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Another day, and another port expands into view, each destination ushering in new culinary tips and tricks.
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In the final year of the twentieth century, Taiwan crossed a historic doorsill, completing an unprecedented transfer of power between political parties, and ushering in a new era in our nation's democratic development.
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Still, the industry restructuring may turn out to be an epochal event, possibly ushering in an age of stability and an end to trade protectionism.
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In Los Angeles, an influx of aspiring non-actors is ushering in new fashion brands, formidable restaurants and a cozier bar scene.
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Like many, she blames Mr. Yeltsin for wasting a historic opportunity, ushering in what she calls a bandit regime controlled by powerful oligarchs, and generating profound distrust of politicians.
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A higher synthesis, one ushering in a new reign of peace and harmony, under a benign and ever just science.
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The astounding success of the Soviet 1943 summer offensive led Stalin to order a winter offensive to retake all lost Soviet territory, therewith ushering in the third act.
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The English then sensibly carried out a conservative counter-revolution, restoring the monarchy and ushering in three centuries of gradual and prosperous transition to democratic liberty.
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It had gained respect and authority by ushering in a period of peace and stability in the city.
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With plenty of awards and solid ratings, cable's best programmers are ushering in a new era in multichannel television.
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From 1908, railed electric buses, railless electric buses and power-driven buses appeared successively, ushering in a period of prosperous transportation.
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Equality that ever linketh friend to friend, city to city, and allies to each other; for Equality is man's natural law; but the less is always in opposition to the greater, ushering in the dayspring of dislike.
The Phoenissae
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An influx of aspiring nonactors is ushering in new fashion brands, formidable restaurants and a cozier bar scene.
A Star Is Reborn
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A year later, steamed faggots arrived, ushering in the golden age of faggots, chips and peas in a tray.
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The JSA is about the “old guard” of superheroes (the first Green Lantern, the first Flash, etc.) ushering in a new era of younger heroes.
Graphic Novel Friday: Kingdoms Come
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That mid-week upside explosion might have been an inflexion point, ushering in a more two-sided affair.
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Beyond some point growth in production and population will begin to increase social and environmental costs faster than it increases production benefits, thereby ushering in an era of uneconomic growth — growth that on balance makes us poorer rather than richer, that increases “illth” faster than it increases wealth.
Herman Daly Festschrift~ The world is in over-shoot and what to do about it
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And on the spot where it was founded, Zurich Insurance will host the centenary reception on January 13, ushering in the year's events.
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The wind swings around to the northwest, ushering in frigid temperatures.
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It is ushering in an age of anxiety.
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it signalled the ushering in of a new era
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A morning newspaper should be a city's crown of glory, an intellectual Aurora ushering in the new-born day; but in Houston's case her chief newspaper is a sorrow's crown of sorrow, her inexpungeable badge of shame.
The Complete Works of Brann the Iconoclast, Volume 1.
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In 1994, this position was radically altered, with the ushering in of a new democratic order.
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His personal legacy depends on the success he has in ushering in an era of normal yet stable party politics.
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As the co-founder of legendary graphic design studio Push Pin, he was a prime mover in deflating the pomposity of modernism and ushering in the freer, more whimsical visual styles that defined the ’60s and ’70s.
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The final Anglo-Dutch conflict ended in 1674, ushering in a peaceful period that was reinforced when Mary, the English Catholic daughter of James II, married her Protestant cousin Williams ill of Orange, stadtholder of the Netherlands.
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Another day, and another port expands into view, each destination ushering in new culinary tips and tricks.
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Before long, thousands of nickelodeons popped up in cities across the country, ushering in a new era of the motion picture as profit-making industry, entertainment for the masses and pop culture juggernaut.
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By the beginning of the 15th century, native Hawaiian islanders were engaging in sustainable practices to preserve their reefs — ushering in 400 years of recovery.
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A minute later, to Nancy's vast displeasure, Genevieve was ushering into the sitting room a sandy-haired man in full cowboy costume from broad-brimmed hat and flannel shirt to chaparejos and high-heeled boots.
The Sunbridge Girls at Six Star Ranch
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The real point of these rituals, I think, is togetherness - a unity of common hopes and dreams ushering in a new year.
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But it actually is ushering in a new rationale for the media's scandal mongering.
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The English then sensibly carried out a conservative counter-revolution, restoring the monarchy and ushering in three centuries of gradual and prosperous transition to democratic liberty.
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His personal legacy depends on the success he has in ushering in an era of normal yet stable party politics.
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The painter has created a phrase of his own - dots and lines ushering in spring.
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It is ushering in an age of anxiety.
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The digital clock near my bedside read ten o'clock, ushering in my time to leave for school.
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Like his choice of the theme of ordering or improving a garden, Marvell's choice to draw on the tradition of the messianic eclogue needs to be seen in the changing context of who in his own time was claiming to be ushering in a new age.
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Finally, Christ will return, vanquishing the Anti-Christ and ushering in the thousand-year reign of Christ on Earth.
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But even if we can't completely write off Bloomberg's candidacy, just yet, we can definitely disabuse ourselves of the notion that a Bloomberg presidency will achieve what the pundit class will inevitably claim a Bloomberg presidency will achieve: the successful alteration of the "tone" in "Washington" and the ushering in of an era of paradisical bipartisanship.
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So theologian Harvey Cox, in his dithyramb on the resurrection of Dionysus, applauded us for ushering in a new age.
