Sentence examples for is presided from inspiring English sources
verb
To act as president or chairperson.
The Senate is presided over by the President of the Senate, who is also the Lieutenant Governor.
The Constitutional Court is presided over by 19 judges, who are nominated by the president and approved by the Federation Council.
The staff is presided over by Mrs. Barbara Bentley.
Each state has a High Court, which is presided over by a chief judge.
The High Court is presided over by a chief justice and is basically an appellate court.
The gallery is presided over by Lois Shaw and Helen Read.
The restaurant is presided over by Danny, an exciting and passionate Michelin-starred chef.
The scene is presided over by the handsome 747m Ben Buie.
The class is presided over by Salena Godden, a performance poet who would rather you describe her as anything but.
The antitrust trial, which is expected to take about three weeks, is presided over by Judge Denise L. Cote.
And all of this overheated fractiousness is presided over by teams of political and media professionals, hovering at the periphery.
