Sentence examples for already presided from inspiring English sources

They have already presided over four groundbreakings.

But Mr. Bush has already presided over a bust.

It's rarely noted, but Stern has already presided over five lockouts during his tenure — two referee lockouts and three player lockouts — and he has won convincingly each time.

Thompson has already presided over the loss of more than 7,000 jobs at the BBC in the last five years.

Gatland, having already presided over one successful Lions tour, counters that the potential collective bond within next year's squad could overcome any perceived shortfall in quality.

(And, depending on which way the economy turns, Tierney himself, who has already presided over substantial layoffs, could find that he has to make further cuts).

Yet if Elizabeth I had built an empire, the young Queen was already presiding over its rapid dismantling.

His successor, who is a former head of the steel maker Thyssen, already presides over the supervisory board of the mobile phone company MobilCom and the investment group WCM.

But Murdoch is already presiding over an unconventional strategy while other major cellular carriers are selling downloadable music, videos and games, Helio will simply be connecting its young customers to their friends and the outside world; "what our target really cares about," said Sky Dayton, Helio's chief executive.

What is on offer from Miliband to "make the country work for working people" is therefore a wage increase of six pence an hour more than what the present government - the nasty Con-Dems - are already presiding over.

Then there are those who need to say nothing because they already preside over effective systems of censorship.