Julie Brennan of Scarsdale can't fully usher in downtime until she is liberated from three-inch designer high heels.
Although the pact was never fully implemented, its signing ushered in a period of cooperation between the Congress and the League.
The nineteenth-century historian J. F. K. Hecker, in his "Epidemics of the Middle Ages," adds, "Where the disease was fully developed, the attacks were ushered in with epileptiform seizures.
The bands of dancers moved from town to town, finding everywhere new recruits to swell their numbers". The nineteenth-century historian J. F. K. Hecker, in his "Epidemics of the Middle Ages," adds, "Where the disease was fully developed, the attacks were ushered in with epileptiform seizures.
True, cyberspace and smartphones have ushered in such present-day distinctions as the fully fictional avatar, the wholly disembodied relationship and the instantaneously arranged mashing of genitals.
He helped supervise South Africa's first fully representative elections in 1994, when Nelson Mandela's rise to power ushered in the end of the apartheid regime.
Properly and fully implemented, IHR should usher in a new global era of international communication, cooperation, and unprecedented security against the epidemic threats that have plagued humanity since ancient times.
Their handiwork — largely invisible to us fans — has ushered in an era of 100-plus-mph serves and accuracy that we can only fully appreciate with HD cameras and instant replay.
Young's work ushered in a period of intense experimental and theoretical activity that culminated 60 years later in a fully developed wave theory of light.
Following small talk in the salon, the fashionistas were ushered outside and down the courtyard into a massive, all-white painted warehouse with polished concrete floors, fully-exposed venting and electrical wiring in the ceiling.
