Sentence examples for chaired at from inspiring English sources

"We are not on remote control," said Sabatier, who has chaired at all the Grand Slam tournaments.

The CFTC was chaired at the time by Wendy Gramm, the wife of Senator Phil Gramm, the chairman of the powerful banking committee.

Reporting from a session she chaired at the British Science Association annual conference, Corrinne Burns provides a manifesto for bringing women in science out of the shadows.

Dougie, as she was affectionately known, joined our Board in 1948, and served with great distinction as a Vice President and on our Executive, Membership, Special Events and Nominating Committees, all of which she chaired at various times.

We are speaking in the wake of a forum I chaired at the Baltic in Gateshead this autumn, an event that took a vicious turn when Don Boyd – founder of HiBROW, the "YouTube of the arts" – took the floor.

The meeting, just days before the T20 squad is picked, will be chaired at Lord's by the new managing director of England cricket, Paul Downton, with the national selector James Whitaker joined by Ashley Giles, also a selector as well as head coach of the England one-day teams, on his immediate return from Australia with England's Twenty20 squad.

Neurology Chair at St . Vincents Hospital/Fallon Clinic.

"He's waving the chair at me".

She was in a dentist's chair at the time.

A woman took a chair at Tobón's desk.

The chair at the time, he's a gay guy.