Sentence examples for a presiding from inspiring English sources
Like other presidents of Congress, Hancock's authority was mostly limited to that of a presiding officer.
He is a presiding spirit of our poetry.
But such a letter from a presiding judge is unusual.
Coupled with the fervency to get on in life is a presiding sense of faith.
"She was more a presiding sensibility whom everyone wished to satisfy".
He is the loudmouthed, mischievous, and disorderly child of a presiding father.
Jones has been something of a presiding spirit for me since I first read In Parenthesis.
If there is a presiding spirit haunting this book, it is Virgil's Aeneid.
It also has a "presiding bishop," elected to a six-year term, who guides churchwide activities and initiatives.
On the day itself, poll clerks are supervised by a presiding officer who oversees the whole station.
It is extremely hard to catch the tone of individual works, but there is a presiding melancholy to the show.
