Sentence examples for officiating from from inspiring English sources

Martin also showed fire on the bench, complaining about baffling officiating from the referees Paul Devorski and Eric Furlatt.

Mike Pereira was the N.F.L.'s vice president for officiating from 2004-9, and spent the five seasons before that as the league's director of officiating.

Officiating from on high was the dapper and quirky, silver-haired, silver-tongued, silver-goateed Judge Walker, who would have been played in a 40s movie by Clifton Webb.

They did not want to open a "Pandora's box" for review of more penalties, or "officiating from the booth," as Rogers Redding, the N.C.A.A.'s national coordinator for college football officials, said in a phone interview last week.

Oh, and I dare say, my Russian colleagues have learned something about officiating from me in these last three years... My point is that we still need to think more globally in teaching our game.

In June, Courser introduced a bill to prohibit municipal officials from officiating marriages.

Judge Jed S. Rakoff of Federal District Court in Manhattan, who received permission to officiate from Massachusetts, officiated.

(A ship's captain officiated from the surface, speaking to the couple through a hydrophone).

Leading the ceremony was Pippi Kessler, a friend of the couple who received permission to officiate from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

The ceremony is to be led by Michael Patrick Allen, a friend of the couple who received permission to officiate from the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Nicholas A. Coleman, a friend of the couple who received permission to officiate from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, performed the ceremony at Johnson Chapel on the campus of Amherst College.