Sentence examples for are presiding from inspiring English sources
verb
To act as president or chairperson.
A panel of seven supreme court judges is unusual, and a reflection of the significance of the case, which both the president and deputy president of the supreme court are presiding over.
Aides to Mr. Thomas are presiding over the talks.
There are presiding officers in the local, magistrates', and juvenile courts.
"They are presiding over very expensive decisions," said Catherine A. Mesiano, a land-use consultant.
It is not clear whether any of the six judges are presiding over Rezaian's case.
Two judges are presiding over a judicial review of the decision to drop the investigation in December 2006.
The provinces are presided over by governors.
All are presided over this all-seeing Claus.
ATTACK: President Obama is presiding over a one-party fascist government.
In the Senate president's chair, Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin was presiding.
Judge James Fox, 83, is presiding.
