Crossword clues for usher in
Wiktionary
vb. To announce the arrival of something; to herald.
WordNet
v. be a precursor of; "The fall of the Berlin Wall ushered in the post-Cold War period" [syn: inaugurate, introduce]
Usage examples of "usher in".
The pallid day of Reason is past, and I will usher in an era of eternal night.
Some of their more fanatic sects even claimed their messiah would reappear to usher in the Third Millennium and overturn the order of things.
The driver broke away from the wall, went into the office, and returned a moment later to usher in a new addition to the party.
Francie then discovered that this amazing boy was a Saturday night usher in this theater.
We'll leave him for you to judge, Miles, after we usher in the New Order.
The thick-bodied little man answered only with a bob of the head and another grin, before slowly stumbling out the door, to usher in the Irish officers.
They wanted to usher in the Age of Aquarius, and the mind's true liberation.
The Brotherhood seeks to rule, and by so doing, to usher in a new age of blood.
The National Crime Information Center might well turn up identification on Pat Usher in seconds.
By now, Victor realized, the story of his encounter with Kevin Usher in the tavern would have gone through the entire embassy staff.