Sentence examples for preside through from inspiring English sources

The location allows him to bless each car entering the track and preside through a chain-link fence over a congregation driving at breakneck speeds, offering up exhaust and deafening roars instead of amens and hymns.

Judges in each of the three countries presided through videoconferencing.

She appeared at a courthouse in Edmonton, but the judge was in Vancouver, presiding through videoconference.

Mr. Gettelfinger, by contrast, could serve two terms and preside over the union through two rounds of negotiations.

Colleagues rap on his door, asking him to counsel them through their troubles, preside over their weddings and baptize their babies.

In fact, David Cameron seems quite happy to cement racial disadvantage through policy and preside over a school system in which the climate works to reproduce racism in the next generation.

President Vicente Fox will preside.

Mr. Baliani, who worked at Le Cirque, will preside over a spacious kitchen visible through a big window.

Mr. Reid said he had read in an online article that one nominee, Terrence W. Boyle, had bought stock in General Electric midway through presiding over a pension lawsuit against the company.

(I'm also covered if the Oakland Athletics beat the Tigers tonight in their Divisional final, because Bill Rigney, their senior adviser and presiding grand spirit through the eighties and nineties, once told me — it was late at night, and we'd had a drink or two — that I'd make a decent baseball scout if I could stand the travel).

Osborne and Cameron preside over an economy that has been through the deepest recession since the second world war.