Sentence examples for world ushers from inspiring English sources

Adonis, the greatest living poet of the Arab world, ushers me down a labyrinthine corridor in a stately building in Paris, near the Champs Elysées.

What might be tedious in other writers becomes mysteriously freighted, his world ushered into life not with broad sweeps but with bullet-pointed, monomaniacal repetition.

But two-wheeled travel began to go out of fashion as China became more open to the world, ushering in decades of economic boom and a high demand for cars.

But what about this post-racial world ushered in with the election of President Barack Obama?

As the world ushered in the age of the Obama Administration, the two longest serving Senators, Ted Kennedy and Robert Byrd, were taken away from the Inaugural Luncheon for medical reasons.

May we all be blessed to fulfill our purpose in creation, revealing G-d's Infinite Light in the world, ushering in an era of universal peace.

Indeed, Kondo-inspired tidying fever is hitting households around the world, ushering in an era of clear storage bins, upright folding and a general push toward minimalism.

While the First World War ushered in the modern, it also ushered in the very old.

Another structural break occurred during and after the second world war, ushering in a long period of low unemployment.

The close of the second world war ushered in a cold war, with a precarious peace based on the threat of mutually assured destruction.

As the 103rd-ranked player in the world, he ushered out 30th-seeded Greg Rusedski to punctuate a week that began with his upset of eighth-seeded Sébastien Grosjean.