Sentence examples for poised to usher from inspiring English sources

Hello!" She beams, poised to usher me to the breadsticks.

In place of too much regulation the coalition is poised to usher in an era of too little.

It seemed poised to usher audiences into an era of imaginative adventure filmmaking beyond the mindless nihilism of "Transformers" or "Resident Evil".

For one long minute the scene froze; photographers were silenced, his family held their breath and his solicitor was poised to usher him back inside.

ROME — Italy pulled back from the brink on Thursday, as lawmakers seemed poised to usher out Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and replace his government with a cabinet of technocrats most likely led by a former European Commissioner, Mario Monti.

Janice Gewirtz Mountain Lakes, N.J., Nov. 25, 2009 • To the Editor: It is disheartening and alarming that President Obama is poised to usher in an era of increased troop levels and escalation of the war in Afghanistan.

Meanwhile, Merrill Lynch could be poised to help usher a very real commercial expansion on Midtown Manhattan's final frontier.

But the era of digital religion is only now poised to begin in earnest, ushered in by technological advancements — the widespread adoption of tablets and smartphones — and by religious leaders eager to harness the power of that technology to inspire and instruct their flocks.

But the era of digital religion is only now poised to begin in earnest, ushered in by technological advancements the widespread adoption of tablets and smartphones and by religious leaders eager to harness the power of that technology to inspire and instruct their flocks.

Similarly, the advent of next generation sequencing is poised to revolutionize biomedical research and usher a new era of individualized, rational medicine.

Many predict that pharmacogenomics is poised to deliver on the promises of the genomic revolution in ushering an era of personalized medicine.