Sentence examples for said ushered from inspiring English sources

Mr. Torricelli, it is said, ushered Mr. Corzine into politics by encouraging him to run for the Senate, and continues to provide advice.

Dr. Hager said Plan B would have a similar effect to the birth control pill, which he said ushered in "a new day and age for the expression of sexuality among young people".

"Come with me," she said ushering me towards her garage.

"Yes, please," the woman, who introduced herself as Sandra Denbow, said, ushering us into the house's front room.

"If I'd known you was coming, I'd have ordered a limousine," he said, ushering her into a car.

"This is totally top secret," he said, ushering me inside his office on a Saturday night in mid-March.

"We're coming to my favorite item here," Mr. Krupa said, ushering Ms. Schub to a second-story space that was as chilly as a meat locker.

"You know the deal," he said, ushering me on.

"We're taking precautions against a second explosion," the police officer said, ushering people out of the square.

A year later he struck a power-sharing deal with the biggest leftist party, which critics say ushered in a period of corruption in the public sphere.

His work includes the 1919 protest poem "If We Must Die," (quoted by Winston Churchill) and "Harlem Shadows," a 1922 poetry collection that some critics say ushered in the Harlem Renaissance.