Sentence examples for presided during from inspiring English sources

The persons who were called up, therefore, merely presided during the reading and recited the appropriate blessings.

And John H. Mollenkopf, a City University professor, agreed that Mr. Giuliani presided during a national economic boom with "the wind at his back".

But he has presided during a time of marked erosion, and last month Chrysler reported a third-quarter loss of $512 million.

A man whose public personality came in a plain brown wrapper presided during an era of radical change and rebirth in the city, much of it fostered by his administration.

Last week, uncharacteristically subdued, he announced his retirement as chancellor and member of the board of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory on Long Island, where he had presided during much of the genetic revolution.

Texas lieutenant governor David Dewhurst, who presided during Davis' fillibuster, is also speaking at the convention, as is Republican Texas senator Ted Cruz, who is rumored to be considering a presidential run in 2016.

An inscription on the first page of the document described it as "A petition for mandamus [a writ from a superior court to an inferior court or official, ordering some specific action] in the case of the People vs. the Auditor of Illinois, before the Hon. S. H. Treat, C. J., presiding during the June term, 1851, Lincoln and Herndon for the petitioner".

Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf was presiding during the sustaining vote where church members are given a chance to raise their hands in support or opposition to church leaders.

First, he was a relatively popular president who presided over Uruguay during the height of the commodities bonanza.

It's easy to pick apart the Verdi productions Mr. La Selva presided over during this inconceivably ambitious series.

A look back at the most significant cases he presided over during his 34 years in office.