Sentence examples for ushering at from inspiring English sources

On Sundays, she could be found ushering at St. James's Church, Manhattan, or in attendance at St . Lukes in East Hampton or St. Ann's in BridgEast Hampton

For 74-year-old Harry Eichhorn, of Sea Girt, who has been ushering at Ocean Grove's Great Auditorium for most of his adult life, the Saturday night and Sunday morning events take on a religious, as well as fraternal, significance.

Yet what thousands could not achieve in three decades of relentless effort, a gunman accomplished on May 31 when he shot Dr. Tiller in the head at point-blank range while the doctor was ushering at church.

He introduced me to getting into concerts free by ushering (at the Hollywood Bowl in the summer), and I made him a regular at the Monday chamber-music series "Evenings on the Roof," to which I'd been brought by Elaine and Mel.

Another volunteer at the John Harms Theater, 79-year-old Phyllis Raulerson, has been ushering at the theater for so long she can't remember how she first got involved, except that her late husband knew John Harms through business dealings when he first opened the theater for classical music.

That September, he began ushering at Loew's State Theater.

"Girl ushers" at a formal wedding "give the church the feeling of a cinema".

"I feel very appreciated and needed," said Betty Goldstein, a New Rochelle resident who ushers at Fleetwood Stage.

Interns, in addition to their set duties in wardrobe, props or the gift shop, also water flowers, clean up and usher at the performances.

Money is not the point, according to Ms. Jeffries, 45, of Washington Township, an eighth-grade teacher who first ushered at the Tweeter Center this summer.

People enter, remove their coats, and are then ushered at varying rates of speed to their thrones.