Converse of object

• tell: If you can't find them tell the usher.

• tip: Top of page 12: In my country we tip theater ushers.

• ask: If you don't know where they are ask the ushers we can point you in the direction.

• help: This helped usher in the era of cheap, mass travel.

Noun used with modifier

• gentleman: George Cavendish was gentleman usher to the famous Wolsey, and his brother, William, was the founder of the Dukedom of Devonshire.

• cinema: The employe, who sells the ticket, serves the popcorn, the cinema usher, cleaners, and all the ancillary service providers.

• court: There was some applause, which angered the court usher who started shouting.

• theater: Top of page 12: In my country we tip theater ushers.

Preposition: into

• presence: He was ushered into the presence of an elderly man of quiet, unobtrusive aspect.

• hall: After a quick drink at the bar, we were ushered into the hall and found our seats.

• room: Then I was ushered into a large dining room.

Modifying Another Word

• quickly: I offered to show them to childrens, but their parents quickly ushered them by for some reason.

• finally: He was finally ushered back by Henry VIII and then once more exiled by his daughter Mary when she inherited the throne.

• away: Any nearby players should be ushered away by the Referee.

Preposition: in

• era: Japan is thus ready to usher in a new era with a full Defense Ministry.

• reign: The Eden trespass ushered in the reign of sin.

• generation: The bottom line: Mario returns to usher in the next generation of 3D platformers.

• age: God was about to usher in a new, golden age, eternity was about to break through.

• period: In their prophesy this Sun ushered in a period of great Earth changes.

• wave: Of course, the great revolt of December 1995 ushered in a wave of social movements which brought the Socialists back into power.