Sentence examples for chair them from inspiring English sources

I sometimes sense there is a dwindling supply of people out there to organise voluntary and statutory bodies, let alone to chair them, often for no reward, only the likelihood of abuse from the public and reprimand from government – which thinks its cherished "big society" can be run on ever less money.

Six of the country's specialist bar associations – the Chancery Bar, the Commercial Bar, the London Common Law Bar, the Technology and Construction Bar, the Family Bar and the Property Bar Associations – have spoken out; the six leading QCs who chair them signed a letter to Mr Grayling, which has recently been released.

The next day, Kastelein wrote back to Strony, "I have been travelling half the globe in the last 6 months to a number of large and important meetings at the strong wish of Merck to chair them or to present ezetimibe data.

I was falling asleep in committee meetings, which is bad when you are chairing them.

But no one, except conceivably the South Africans, whose President Nelson Mandela had organised the talks and chaired them in person, believes the rivals will meet again.

With his sensible shirts and braces, he still dresses as the Young Conservatives did when he chaired them in the days of Margaret Thatcher.

One would-be plaintiff's legal complaint said he removes his trousers before business meetings and chairs them in his underpants.

Which meant the company instantly became the politicians' favored punchbag, with senator after senator laying into Alphabet for empty chairing them at the top exec level.

If you have any lawn chairs, take them and fold them up, or stack them and put them on your porch.

Sit in a chair with them on your lap and give them maybe a cookie and milk.

There was a spare chair for them – called the German chair.