The word 'usher' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a noun or a verb. Example Sentence (Noun): The usher guided the audience to their seats. Example Sentence (Verb): The usher ushered the audience to their seats.
The NDP gains have drawn the federal party tied with the Conservatives and the Liberal party in voter approval ratings as the long campaign begins, thus improving the odds that the increasingly restive majority of Canadians who oppose the Harper government will once again divide their votes and usher him to victory.
That would cement Poland's turn to the right, create a new dynamic with other European countries and possibly usher in a less welcoming climate for foreign investors.
Andrés Iniesta has now set up goals in three different Champions League finals and what a way for Xavi Hernández to usher himself out of the club he has served with such distinction.
Even as pilotless drones and missiles have the potential to usher in an age of US casualty-free interventions, Obama is trying to summon Americans to take up a punitive role yet again.
When her time was up and someone tried to usher her out, Ringo said: "No, let her stay".
But its chances also depend on how Fidesz will legislate on voter registration, because its goal is to usher Fidesz voters to the polls and keep the undecided at home.
When talking about President Obama, Ibrahim says: "When he won, I shared in the optimism expressed by many that his presidency would usher in a new chapter in relations between America and the Muslim world.
A variant of this dynamic can be seen in Russia and many parts of eastern Europe and central Asia, where the fall of the Berlin Wall did not usher in democracy, economic liberalisation, and rapid output growth.
Had Bill Gross been a guy named John Smith – just any old mutual fund manager – it wouldn't have taken the better part of two years for his employer to usher him to the door.
He will also have to prove he can usher in a new type of politics, free of the corruption and mismanagement that dogged the Yanukovych regime.
Dreamgirls (2006) Foxx stars as sweet-talking Curtis Taylor, a thinly veiled Berry Gordy, who founds a record label and helps usher black soul singers before a mainstream white audience.
