Sentence examples for officiate for from inspiring English sources

Then he switched over to A.R.P. for Schenley, and Al Smith asked him to officiate for the whole building.

The soldiers were married by a United Church minister after the base chaplain, an Anglican, refused to officiate for religious reasons.

In April, she wrote to the vestry, saying that Father Edwards could not officiate for more than 60 days without approval and that he would have to leave Christ Church by May 25.

A decision whether or not to lock out the officials could be made next week, a league official said, meaning that this week's preseason games could be the last the regular referees officiate for days, if not longer.

"In order to counteract the myth, Argentine presidents have traditionally godfathered any child born into the same family," Chamosa explains, adding that the governor of a province or mayor of a village would sometimes officiate for practical reasons.

Officiate for free when you start out.

Some of that emotion is directed at officials, who say the antics from the coach's box have become worse: in a memo last year, John W. Adams, the national coordinator of men's basketball officiating for the N.C.A.A., encouraged officials to crack down on offenders.

It is, the league has said, part of Goodell's plan to improve officiating for the long term, to reduce the bad calls that even regular officials make.

Pereira, the former head of officiating, who now analyzes officiating for Fox, was surprisingly sympathetic.

To Detroit Coach Jim Schwartz's credit, he did not blame the officiating for the loss.

Mr. Winslow urged any justice with qualms about officiating for same-sex couples to resign.