The old woman ushered him in, and I saw him fall to his knees and press his forehead to the cobblestones.
After the news media learned of his plans to attend, and a spokesman for the event directed reporters and photographers to the only public entrance to the event, Mr. McGreevey's aides ushered him in through a side entrance.
So when J.C. Penney, a struggling department-store chain, hired Ron Johnson, Apple's top retailer, to be its boss in 2011 there was much rejoicing.On April 6th Mr Johnson was shown the door by the same investors who had ushered him in.
Instead, media outlets should be taking collective action to push back against Trump's naked refusal to be held accountable, as well as Trump's 19-month war on the press, not ushering him in for closed-door meetings.
I don't think he would have acted on it if he didn't meet her, she sort of ushered him in and gave him the power to act, to get what he wants, I mean it's demented, what he really wants, but she sort of deliveries that to him.
He has returned Algeria to the international stage after its isolation in the mid-1990s; hashas used some of the hydrocarbon windfall to pay off debt and amass more than $80 billion in reserves; and he has built up the power of the presidency, winning himself room for manoeuvre from the generals who ushered him into office in 1999.But problems persist.
Born in the Coney Island section of Brooklyn, NY, Captain Chicurel developed a love of the ocean that ushered him into a distinguished career in maritime affairs.
The Zimbabwean president will retain power in this year's elections through fair means or foul; the poll will be relatively peaceful and deemed "credible" by the west; then sanctions will be lifted against Mugabe and his inner circle, ushering him back in from the cold.
"Thinking, you know, what are you doing here?" The crass Buck is less interested in discussing Tony's sudden bout of Weltschmerz than he is in ushering him off to the Japanese restaurant where their dates await.
William expects to see a spoony-man holding the inner doorknob, a leering stubbly-faced ape such as ushered him out the back door in Drury Lane, but he is wrong.
