There are no lawns to mow or weeds to pull, but plenty of beautiful dawns and sunsets to preside over from roofs, and residents are gently rocked to sleep at night.
Ultimately, Mr. Borghese's judgments would be assessed not by the Hargrave inventory he had to unload but by the wines that he would preside over from the get-go (while still making allowances for some years of agricultural renewal).
I grew up with mayor William Donald Schaefer, who presided over Baltimore from 1971-1987, an unusually long stretch.
Kuhn, who presided over Major League Baseball from 1969 to 1984, will be the first Princetonian (and the fourth commissioner) to be enshrined in Cooperstown.
Matterson (above) has presided over relegation from Super League, promotion straight back into it and into the end-of-season play-offs.
" For more than half a century, in New York particularly, department stores presided over everything from Thanksgiving Day parades and patriotic lectures to Cubist exhibitions.
He presided over it from the day May 14, 1924 when he took over a small, politics‐ ridden bureau, through the eras of its most famous exploits.
Wilson, who was appointed at Oakwell for a second time in December 2013, presided over relegation from the Championship last season after inheriting a team in the bottom three and has been unable to mount a promotion challenge this term.
Former Governor Frank Savage, who presided over affairs from 1993 to 1997, recently paid tribute to the "stoicism" of Montserratians and their "indomitable spirit" which he said would lead to ever greater recovery.
Its founding president, John Allen, who presided over the university from 1957 to 1970, was that rare thing in football-crazed Florida -- a staunch opponent of the sport.
