Sentences with phrase «then ushered»

I directed towards the fellow standing outside the arena, who then ushered me to talk to another party before I could even sign up for a race.

And when my train to Florence finally arrived, I went to the platform, showed the ticket on my phone to the inspector who then ushered me to the 1st class cabin (Club Executive).

After we arrived, we were led out back for a quick glass of wine — we were about to handle cutlery of course — then ushered upstairs to the kitchen of Chef Anthony Rossi who had us in short time kneading dough and brushing liberal amounts of butter on what would be our own prepared batch of the classic pastry Fougasse, complete with traditional Herbes de Provence (a mixture of Rosemary, Thyme and Oregano).

CCTV footage shows a van, with its number plates covered, pulling up to the centre — Godfrey was then ushered out by a man with his face disguised and was tied to a post before they drove off.

The egg is then ushered through the fallopian tubes via cilia found in the fimbria.

This individual was then ushered out of the pub and was driven away from the scene.

Scott and Scarlett were then ushered into a back room, but not before a man shoved a script into the famous one's hands, mumbling something about Jodie Foster.

They were then ushered into a wood - paneled conference room, where the lawmaker, wearing a dark blue suit, sat at the head of a table, with Lopes nearby.

Women and mothers were then ushered back into the kitchen and more or less told to stay there with articles and magazines assuring them that they were supposed to be ecstatic every time they waxed the kitchen floor.

He was then ushered away by a team - mate.

Signed for # 250k on the back of scoring a hat trick in a friendly against Owen Coyle's Bolton, and then ushered into the first team squad in expense of Kevin Davies, it's safe Eaves was never good enough to warrant any of those things.

WWE then ushered in the Brock Lesnar era, and decided to re-ignite the business by splitting its roster into two brands.

He weighs me, then ushers me into a machine called the Bod Pod.

Then usher in the fall on Sunday with a night of music on the banks of the Charles with the Revels River Sing.

Wedged between the Corvette's door and roll cage, he assists Ron Fellows from the driver's seat, then ushers Johnny O'Connell into the cocoon of steel tubing.

Thank him kindly for the «good» things that he has done in the past, then usher him back to the asylum.

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Lastly, the network standard will also help usher in a new era of «personalized health care,» in which massive volumes of patient data can be used to develop predictive analytics which can then be tailored to an individual patient and their illness.

In a memo circulated last year, then - president Mike Scott ushered in a new age in office procedures.

If this is what theology is coming to affirm — that God is working providentially through American foreign policy to advance an ultimate divine plan that is consonant with the interests of an economic elite — then this is a God who might need to be ushered off the stage.

With the dawn of the apocalypse God appears in his final form as Hell itself, for then he is fully incarnate as Ulro or Hell, and Jesus must break through that Hell to usher in eternity.

Only silence; agonizing silence, which would later turn to ceaseless prayer before altars, and usher forth the realization of a maternity that would be hidden from the world — a mystery of hidden love that would be lived as one Mother had shown before, pondered in the heart, and then held lifeless on the hill of Calvary.

The new age would then be ushered in in its fullness and be accompanied by the general resurrection.

While the ushers worked the minister spoke: «If I were to tell you who to vote for, then we could lose our tax - exempt status — But I will say this... This handout lists the candidates in our area on the left side and their record on abortion on the right.

If we define service as «using your spiritual gifts to edify and meet the needs of others, then on Sunday morning during the church service, only the Sunday school teachers, the ushers, the music team, the pastor, and a few others are «serving.»

Instead, to suit their own desires, they will gather around them a great number of teachers to say what their itching ears want to hear», thus ushering the Great Apostasy, then the end will come!

Then I like chris brown, usher, tpain, justin beiber (no joke), britney spears, really anything I can shake my ass to.

They waited for the usher to turn a corner, then scrambled into seats in the orchestra in the dark.

Aston Villa boss Tim Sherwood has two matches to save his job and should he fail to pick up a win from upcoming matches with Chelsea and Swansea City then Brendan Rodgers will be ushered in to replace the former Tottenham manager according to the Metro.

Rust was able to get to the Penguins» bench, and was then immediately ushered to the locker room.

Evra was then was ushered away by a team - mate.

If this happens then get prepared to usher in your next baby sooner than later.

Azi and Ben spoke about Azi's career in New York political reporting, which has included his helping usher in the blogging era, launching Capital New York, which was then purchased by Politico, and much more.

The myth says that as long as you elect enough Labour governments then socialism will eventually be ushered in.

The presidential election that was annulled by then President Ibrahim Babangida's administration was described as the country's freest and fairest poll, and which apparently ushered in the present dispensation of democracy in Nigeria.

Since then, the discovery has ushered in a new era in astrophysics.

At this time each year, everyone in the world sees the sun rise due east, provide 12 hours of daylight, then set due west to usher in 12 hours of night.

That CO2 then warmed the globe, melting back the continental ice sheets and ushering in the current climate that enabled humanity to thrive.

After I repeatedly rang the doorbell of his house one morning, Verma appeared on a second - floor balcony and nervously looked down at me, then reluctantly ushered me into his living room.

Cody Morris, then brewmaster of Epic Ales, ushered them through the building, warning of a large hole in the floor.

It doesn't mean I believe what, you know, that Usher's theory needs to be taken seriously, but I'm saying if you dismiss it just because it sounds farfetched then you're basically dismissing something like two - thirds of the activity that goes on in Shakespeare scholarship today.

And then the third person is Peter Usher, who we talked about, who had this rather extravagant theory of Hamlet as an allegory.

You could even catch a matinee during the week — chances are the theater will be even more empty then, but keep an eye out for those ushers!

The IMAX 3D glasses are already open and handed to you by an usher out of a big plastic bin, so they are handling the glasses and then you are handling the glasses as you get to your seats and I think I handed them to my wife as I took off my coat.

They were almost detected, but then rescued from capture by elderly bearded Aberforth Dumbledore (Ciaran Hinds), Albus» younger brother, who ushered them into the basement of his Hog's Head Inn.

It's also the second, and more successful, of two attempts from Davis and then - husband director Renny Harlin to usher in the Oscar winner as an icon of female action.

Then came a long hiatus (during which his disowned, failed experiment «Highball» got a belated release), after which he returned with the excoriating «The Squid and the Whale,» which ushered in a sorta - trilogy of caustic tragicomedies.

Basically, if Bumblebee: The Movie is able to subvert most people's expectations for the Transformers franchise, then it may yet usher in a new era for the property.

First, there was the MMORPG craze after the landmark success of Blizzard's World of Warcraft; then the age of MOBA games arrived thanks to Riot's League of Legends; survival games took the limelight with Bohemia's DayZ and finally, last year Bluehole's PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds ushered in the era of Battle Royale games.

Then again, Kathryn Bigelow's 2010 Oscar win for «The Hurt Locker» didn't exactly usher in a new dawn for female filmmakers.

For me, the conclusion missed in both directions at once — offering a revelation with serious implications, but then uncomfortably ushering it offstage as quickly as possible.