There she met artists, writers, and performers, whose support helped usher her closer to self-expression.
Each pew is a square wooden box, painted white and outfitted with one or two plank benches, complete with its own door that an usher closes just before the service.
Usher closed his performance with Confessions lead single "Yeah!".
And so is the Giants' merry band of misfits and castoffs, a charmed group of mostly cheap free agents and waiver trades who Wednesday night ushered San Francisco ever closer to that elusive championship.
The 2004 legalization ushered in a close working relationship with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, whose estimates of land dedicated to coca in the three countries where the plant is grown — Bolivia, Peru, and Colombia — are widely used to calculate how much cocaine is circulating in the world.
The monk smiled, ushered me out, and closed the door behind us.
They thus brought a whole era of discovery to a close and ushered in another aspect of modernity.
Garrett pulled a ring of keys out of his pocket, chose one, had the lock off in about a second, ushered me inside, and closed the door with a soft clang behind us.
In truth, the Party was dedicated to the cause of Good Citizenship, so much so in fact that the Southampton Town Police showed up to help Mr. Diddy bring the Festivities to a close and ushered the Party's guests out into the world to perform whatever Civic Duties they may have learned.
The man at the center of the Wolf Hall TV adaptation, which had its American premiere on Masterpiece a few weeks ago, ushered in the troubled closing period of King Henry VIII's reign.
But it's an interesting idea to ponder whether getting Mayer in to Yahoo might usher in a closer collaboration with Google, specifically on the mobile front.
