Sentence examples for a presiding theme from inspiring English sources

The image extends a presiding theme for McCall, whose covers often delight in the fine grain of life in New York, with especial attention paid to anything on wheels.

That could have been a cunning sleight, instead of which time itself becomes the presiding theme.

What Will They See Of Me?, the second edition of this recently launched prize, sees four emerging artist-film-makers tackle one of the internet age's presiding themes: self-presentation.

A presiding assumption in the literature is that the student task interaction is about student ability, across tasks.

(b) a Presiding Officer appointed by the Registrar of the Tribunal for that purpose; and.

The Lutherans elected a woman Presiding Bishop.

There was a new magistrate presiding.

Even as he assailed Mr. Obama as presiding over a "government-centered society," Mr. Romney spoke in upbeat, elevated and optimistic tones that were steeped in themes of patriotism fashioned for a general election.

On the evening the Rolling Stone piece broke, Penn was presiding over one of a number of Hollywood-themed parties taking place in Los Angeles this Golden Globes weekend.

The 76-year-old began a "Save Disney" campaign to remove the then chief executive, Michael Eisner, who was accused of presiding over box-office flops, a declining ABC network and a cost-cutting programme that left theme parks looking scruffy.

Indeed, in 1953, President Dwight D. Eisenhower presided over the first presidential prayer breakfast on a "government under God" theme and worked to promote public religiosity in a variety of ways.