Sentences with phrase «ushered away»

There is a palpable sense of the «not seen,» in part achieved with a working methodology that involves reduction and restraint, where seemingly straightforward imagery is all but ushered away from the conventions of representation, reconfigured as ostensible abstraction, to create an elliptical viewing experience in which fixed perspectives are destabilized.

Our final stop will be to the island of Vanua Levu where we will be ushered away to the amazingly child friendly Koro Sun Resort & Rainforest Spa.

With his fellow hot dogs (including Jonah Hill and Michael Cera) ushered away on their own ordeal, Frank heads on a fact - finding mission through the chain retailer, accumulating companions along the way.

As we were ushered away from the crowded riverside, and into the dark, it was like stepping inside another world.

Mr. Rangel said, chuckling, before a political aide ushered him away.

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

He was then ushered away by a team - mate.

As Andre Gray equalised, plunging Arsenal's title hopes in doubt, Wenger - watching from the tunnel - was ushered away by Taylor.

The protesters refused to give their names to reporters as they were being ushered away, but RCMP officers later said the group had identified themselves as political - science students from Carleton University.

So we principals spend an inordinate amount of time on the phone with a few students parents, chasing the same runners down the hallway, supervising them in the office, holding them back from a tantrum, blocking them from leaving the building, ushering them away from conflicts, counseling them against their bad choices.

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Using the authors» analogy — despite its condescending overtones — of kids and adolescents growing more quickly than adults, if we took away the extra gallons of milk and after - school snacks, if we stopped providing education, if we penalized a kid for an inadvertent mistake, if we took away all the extra tools and resources required to usher kids through childhood, what would that look like?

as their signs are wrestled away from them and they're ushered off the premises by security.

The random acts of kindness are part of «sharethemiracle» - the brainchild of Dan Usher, who last year felt compelled to buy 100 chocolate eggs from a local supermarket and give them away.

We're amazed and blown away by the response,» says Dan Usher.

But before black churches and black Christians allow themselves to be carried away by the idea that they are called to usher in a golden age of reconciliation in the church, they should examine...

Many who believe that Jesus washed away our sins will not be troubled by the fact that sin is quietly being ushered out the same back door through which judgment and the Evil One departed.

Heaven is where our dear ones are now who have passed away, and the restored Earth takes place at the coming of Christ and ushers in what Scripture refers to as the coming age — kind of the next chapter in the story right here on the planet you love.

There was only one real period where Arsenal lost control: right after Danny Simpson received his red card, Arsenal chaotically flew forward, with the mentality best epitomised by Coquelin physically ushering Riyad Mahrez to run off after he was substituted, a ploy that he was somewhat lucky to get away with, given he had been booked.

«It's difficult to reconcile someone who wanted to do away with a corruption - prone process only to usher in a larger process with even less transparency and a mechanism to give money directly to private businesses.»

And I believe that when Bawumia finishes with us, that fact will become even clearer; and therefore in means that those of us in the NPP committed to advancing and deepening Ghana's democracy, that has been our historic mission; that we have a huge responsibility to persuade our people in all peace and serenity and in dignity to make a historic choice on the 7th of December, to put away the four years of stagnation and backwardness and usher in a new era where Ghanaian prosperity is not going to be confined to a few people in the oligarchy, but spread through the nation and amongst all the people of our country.»

A system of oversized shafts and channels ushers flood waters away from the Tokyo metropolitan area.

Over two dozen lawmakers who favored efforts to clamp down on heat - trapping emissions were swept away on Tuesday's anti-incumbent wave, ushering in a new class of Republicans who doubt global warming science and want to upend President Barack Obama's environmental and energy policies.

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

Yes, bicycle - riding required a shift away from the restrictive, modest fashion of the Victorian age, and ushered in a new era of exposed ankles — or at least visible bloomers — that represented such a departure from the laced up, ruffled down fashion that preceded it that bicycling women became a fascination to the (mostly male) newspaper reporters of the time.

The way in which the brand is ushering in the public illustrates how the very nature of the show is shifting away from the industry and in the direction of the consumer.

Personal favorites — apart from Lily Rose Depp and Usher sitting just two rows away from me, and the impressive show space — were the reoccurring super feminine ruffles, in combination boyish baseball caps, and — of course — the «digital» box - clutch... I haven't seen it up close yet, but there's real little lights in it.

The filmmakers have long stopped pretending to find anything troubling or transgressive about Christian's appetites — he might wield that vibrator a bit punitively at times, but really, who doesn't — leaving them little to do besides cut away distractedly to Hyde's harebrained scheme and usher the Greys toward the more ominous prospect of long - term commitment and parenthood.

The starlet was congratulated by the likes of Leo DiCaprio and Usher after she left the stage, and proceeded to party the night away as the who's who of the arts world descended for the Art Basel festival.

Counselors are ready to lead in the college and career ready mission, but their graduate schools fail to train them for this mission, schools pull them away from this critical work, and their administrators do not hold them accountable for the activities that usher more students to college.

The actual solstice may be several weeks away, but Gorgeous ushers in the summer reading season with a bang.

The year is key, for though chronologically part of the decade, 1962 was, culturally, eons away from the Swinging Sixties that would usher in new freedoms and laissez - faire attitudes about sex just a few years later.

There was a heart stopping moment when the daddy goose hissed and flapped his wings - but it was to tell us to back up - the 9 babies waddled out and went under his wing, peeping away, as he ushered them into the water and voila.

A client care coordinator will promptly greet you and your pet and usher you into an exam room right away.

A columned entry portico ushers you into this spectacular villa, and as you step inside the foyer, the picture - perfect panorama of 2B's azure sea view will take your breath away.

If this is Ninja Theory stepping away from mainstream gaming, may they permanently inhabit this «Triple - A Indie» space they've carved for themselves and usher in a new era that strikes the balance between creative risk and high - quality production values.

By moving away from the 2D world of the previous games and moving to full 3D, Grand Theft Auto III ushered in sets of new interactions that could not have occurred in a 2D setting.

This was the game that really broke a mold towards arcade gaming, away from the space shooter genre that have been the most popular games until then — which really was the game that ushered in the golden age of video gaming.

«Chinese Zodiac,» serigraph, approx. 4 ″ x 7 ″ On Sunday, as lions and dragons dance in the Chinatown streets amid firecrackers meant to chase away evil spirits, one Torpedo Factory artist will usher in the Year of the Snake amid quiet and creativity: Marcel, a painter, printmaker, Read More...

Born from the riotous energy of the 1970s, the contemporary movement known as the Pictures Generation was defined by a rebellious approach that turned away from object - based Minimalism and ushered in a new era of image - based art making.

Later, upon the encouragement of his wife, Ileana Sonnabend, Castelli took on Rauschenberg as well, and those two artists together went on to usher American art away from Abstract Expressionism and toward Pop art, Minimalism, and Conceptual art.

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Receiving artistic encouragement from Helen Henderson Chain, herself a pupil of George Inness, Adams shied away from the grandiose style employed by his contemporaries, preferring to accentuate the emotive in his landscapes and ushering in a long tradition of modernist landscape painting in the Rocky Mountain region.

Museums obviously rely on the blockbuster format to cover less populist exhibition programming and to keep themselves in the cultural spotlight, but recently there has been an interesting move away from the bums - on - seats approach of some institutions that may usher in a new period of museum identity.

Over two dozen lawmakers who favored efforts to clamp down on heat - trapping emissions were swept away on Tuesday's anti-incumbent wave, ushering in a new class of Republicans who doubt global warming science and want to upend President Barack Obama's environmental and energy policies.

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This ushers the current away from the body into the ground.

Apple's decision to do away with them seems only cosmetic, but it also moves the company away from the fingerprint authentication technology that the iPhone's Touch ID helped to usher into the mainstream.

Luckily he picked himself up right away, as I was picturing having to call an ambulance, and ran back out of view, as I am apologizing profusely the whole time, and ushering my couple back out the front door.