Examples of using Ushered in English and their translations into Hindi
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success stories on how being part of a self-help group ushered in a positive change in their lives.
Then the guards of Holofernes and all his attendants came out and ushered her into the tent.
That year also ushered in a major victory for the women of Qatar when Sheikha Ahmed al-Mahmoud was appointed as the first female cabinet minister of the country,
Only 20 years after partitioned offices ushered in a new era of comfort and productivity,
The last time the MDC held talks with the ruling ZANU-PF in 2008 resulted in the formation of a unity government that ushered a period of political and economic stability.
fought on this day in history, 1066, ushered in a new era in the English legal system, language and culture in general.
The historic trials were conducted at the very early stages of the pharmacological revolution, which ushered in new methods for evaluating efficacy
the 18th Amendment ushered in the era of Prohibition, turning average citizens who decided to brew at home into common criminals.
one of the pioneering institutions that ushered the Bengal Renaissance, is founded by Alexander Duff
Industrial revolution ushered in the automation and assembly line cultures where people were needed to perform tasks with the least waste of motion,
Industrial revolution ushered in the automation and assembly line cultures where people were required to perform tasks with the least waste of movement,
especially if the captain is ushered onto the bench, to keep the squad settled on court through the 40 minutes.
The last time a diet craze swept the country, it ushered in more than 3,000 new food products on the wings of just three simple words: Eat less fat.
the aftermath of September 11 ushered in a remarkably close tactical alignment between the US
nearly 200 years since Jan Baptista van Helmont had debunked Aristotle and ushered in the modern era of botany.
made in the state, but said,"I believe an era of positive development has been ushered in the state.
hair powder(in England anyway) was so ubiquitous that in 1795, then Prime-Minister William Pitt the Younger ushered in a tax on the product in an attempt to raise money for the country which, as was often the case back then, was warring with France.
Madonna's emergence occurred during the advent of MTV; Chris Nelson from The New York Times spoke of pop artists like Madonna saying,"MTV, with its almost exclusively lip-synched videos, ushered in an era in which average music fans might happily spend hours a day, every day, watching singers just mouth the words.
GE managers initially took 11 of the combined firm's top 15 posts and ushered in a by-the-book culture more like its aviation business than that of oil industry,
A week later Bieber had the opportunity to sing for Usher.