Sentence examples for overseeing a game from inspiring English sources

Coughlin, responsible for overseeing a game plan to try to slow Vick, said watching on television gave him "indigestion" and a "stomachache".

Reports surfaced earlier this summer that George R.R. Martin, author of the A Song of Ice and Fire series, would be overseeing a "Game of Thrones -inspired coloring book.

The official, who was one of five overseeing a game between Southwest High School and Croatan High School, has yet to be identified, and the North Carolina High School Athletic Association did not immediately return The Huffington Post's request for comment.

Imagine what good it would do if other people had such a pleasurable panther in their presence, how much more chill David Cameron would be if his ran his fingers over its glittery mosaics; how much more popular Michael Gove would be if he said "All back to mine, guys!" after a big night out and there it was, a sturdy disco panther, overseeing a late-night game of Twister.

It would obviously be a massive blow for me and Crystal Palace [if he goes to Gabon]." The former England manager had not overseen a Premier League game since Sunderland's 2-2 draw in this arena on the final day of last season.

This was one of many accusations against the ECHR which, we were told by implication, is full of callow, ignorant judges who would be unfit to oversee a football game in a school playground, and which has so great a backlog that it is 46 years behind.

The three major shareholders had envisaged Pardew overseeing a critical trio of games against Swansea, Southampton and Hull, matches which appeared to offer him a chance to revive the team's form after their dismal run, but the chaotic manner of Saturday's surrender has put even more scrutiny on his position.

■ He oversaw a 12-game winning streak, the longest in program history.

We lost two and once I lost them I didn't bring on others because we couldn't afford to lose more.' The Gunners were not able to cope with the dynamic nature of the Owls' display and boss Carlos Carvalhal, who has overseen a nine-game unbeaten run in all competitions, knew his side were too good on the night.

He led the successful bid to host the Olympics and oversaw a memorable Games as chairman of organisers Locog.

Allen took over at League Two strugglers Barnet at the end of last month and oversaw a three-game unbeaten run.