So now, if he is filling in for a house manager, he is dealing with the public, and he has to master the payroll system for everyone from the ushers to the stagehands who work for the theater.
And, yes, the most important and recited rule at Staples Center during Clippers games comes not from the ushers, but from the announcer.
As Poe's biographer Kenneth Silverman points out, doubling is a recurring feature of Poe's work, from the Usher twins and William Wilson to the sleuth C Auguste Dupin and his arch enemy in The Purloined Letter, Minister D–.
Though the slightest murmur among the public spectators at the Old Bailey is always greeted with a roar of "Silence!" from the usher, when this witness left the box — still calm, collected, and with intelligent arguments in hand — the sense of applause in court was deafening.
He also proposes that the small Tim chaperones are of prokaryotic origin, and that Tom40 is derived from the usher-type secretion component of Gram-negative bacteria, even if there is no rigorous phylogenetic support for such suggestions.
"I drew a lot of inspiration from the Ginuwines, the Ushers, the Michael Jacksons, the James Browns, Sam Cooke.
The chaperone and usher proteins have significant sequence similarities with their counterparts in the pathogenic Bordetellae, with e-values ranging from 6e-23 to 3e-35 for the chaperones and e-values ranging from 3e-71 to 6e-103 for the usher proteins.
She fondly recalled the night when Andrea Marcovicci, the cabaret singer, warmly thanked the ushers from the stage at the end of her performance at Caramoor.
All the ushers from the Fillmore East were there, all dressed in actual tuxedos (a classic Bill Graham touch), augmenting the clearly-mind-blown staff of The Met.
A stubborn wind from the northeast ushers in rough times for the House of Atreus, and the Greek ships, en route to Troy, remain trapped in the straits at Aulis.
Rachael Perrota from the Occupy Chicago Press Committee ushers visitors into the building.
