Sentence examples for presided in a from inspiring English sources
Judge Buchwald presided in a prim tweed suit (no robe).
Judge Kevin Thomas Duffy presided in a 1996 trial in which three others were convicted.
Once, she held a surrealist dinner, all diving suits and lobsters, over which she presided in a sheer green dress that was almost completely transparent.
The grimly efficient Judge Joseph Teresi presided, in a splendid old chamber with a cut-glass chandelier — but the trial had a second august presence as well.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored his first two goals for A.C. Milan in a victory over visiting Auxerre, and the new Real Madrid coach, José Mourinho, presided in a victory over Ajax.
DJs presided in a raised pulpit, and the altarpiece was a neon sign representing the man in the moon, with a suspended spoon that rocked to and fro, delivering twinkly snorts of cocaine to his greedy nose.
A liberal Democrat, Mr. Carey reversed the upward spiral of borrowing, spending and entitlement under one of his predecessors, Nelson A. Rockefeller, a Republican who had presided in an era of limitless government promise.
He went on not only to win re-election, but presided in an era of unprecedented prosperity, and remained popular despite personal scandals and even impeachment.
A year later he became energy secretary, presiding in a time when Mr. Lee was accused of delivering nuclear secrets to the Chinese.
He was presiding in a sprawling food and information tent buzzing with emergency workers and volunteers across from the Catholic Church of St. Francis de Sales.
He presides in a village that has the misfortune — or perhaps the good fortune — to take in a two-mile stretch of the New York State Thruway and busy Route 9A.
