Sentence examples for been presided from inspiring English sources
verb
To act as president or chairperson.
Clarkesville is a small town around 85 miles from Atlanta, and had been presided over by Dr Greene since he was elected mayor in 2005.
The newspaper said its investigation -- which began as an internal inquiry last May, and has been presided over by three outside journalists since January -- is continuing.
Mussolini's tomb gets between 80,000 and 100,000 visitors a year, with peaks during the three commemorations, which in recent years have been presided over by Father Tam.
When you consider what they will ask unbribed, the wonder is that anybody bothered.As befits this tame scene, standards in British public life have been presided over since the advent of the new government by a spectacularly unferocious sleazebuster.
This has all been presided over by Michael Martin, one of the worst speakers since the war, a man distinguished by his complete failure to understand the duties and the history of his office.
For 600 years, that venerable institution — the third oldest university in the English-speaking world — has been presided over not only by a man but a British man, and a Protestant (since the Reformation, of course).
CES may have been presiding over the collapse of the PC, as the mobile device wave overwhelmed Wintel.
When he became president, most districts and branches were presided over by full-time missionaries.
The provinces are presided over by governors.
The staff is presided over by Mrs. Barbara Bentley.
The gallery is presided over by Lois Shaw and Helen Read.
