Sentence examples for he superintends from inspiring English sources

Bettman's failure to alter the violence in the game he superintends comes after, and is probably linked to, the failure of his plan to expand the "footprint" of the game to the American Sunbelt.

He superintended every aspect of their lives.

In 1864 he left the Great Western, and during 1865 66, as director of a telegraph construction company, he superintended the laying of the first two transatlantic cables from England to the United States.

He superintended the last phase of the 21-month barrel-aging regime (in American and French oak) and the process of clarifying the wine -- technically called fining -- before bottling.

He qualified in 1864, and twelve years later was appointed professor of anatomy at Prague where he superintended the construction of an anatomical institute, and after his transfer to a corresponding chair in Vienna collaborated with C. Lange in creating a similar institute there.

Yet another kingpin, one played by Laurence Fishburne, does his business from a rumpled Lower East Side rooftop where, to all appearances, he mainly superintends a flock of carrier pigeons.

Susan's marriage to a distant businessman (Armie Hammer) is crumbling, and the silky world she superintends highlights the insecurities bred by her Southern belle of a mother (Laura Linney).

He then started business on his own account as a merchant, and during his fatheras absence he is superintending his estates.

When Knox be came part of Hat Corporation in 1932 he became superintend ent of the "back shop" opera tion, which made the rough hat bodies for finishing.

Edwin Velasquez, a young man who works for Bronx Pro Group, a developer of affordable housing, was showing me a roof painting he had superintended.

In his long life he saw and superintended great changes.