Sentence examples for preside from from inspiring English sources

Lula had the good fortune to preside, from 2003 to 2011, over boom times in the Brazilian economy.

Mr. Suozzi would preside from a new emergency operations center, a hardened, underground structure the county opened at an undisclosed location last September.

Its minister will preside from the seventh floor, sandwiched between the two of the former bureaucracies from which it was formed.

"Isn't the leader of the Labour party usually invited to preside from the balcony?" "Aye, we've had Attlee, Wilson, Callaghan... " "So where's Blair?" "You're joking, man," laughs the marcher, "he wouldn't bloody dare".

But more importantly, they are Americans that deserve or deserved equal rights and protection under the law from the government over which that president presides and from the civilian population of which they are a part.

The standing-room-only crowd, mostly from mainland China, with a smattering of collectors from Taiwan and Japan, watched with barely bated anticipation as Jussi Pylkkanen, the global president for Christie's, presided from the podium over bidders who drove prices for the Birkin quickly past $128,679 (or about 1 million Hong Kong dollars).

Gwendolyn Toth presides from the harpsichord.

Cabral presides from a large walled complex in the city.

Mr. Zuckerman presides from the penthouse, and all seven residents sit on the board.

Presiding from a studio in New York, the candidate took questions from audiences in 21 other cities.

With James Levine presiding from the pit, the revival was a triumph.