Sentence examples for presided the from inspiring English sources
The phrase "presided the" is not correct in English
It should be "presided over." You can use it when referring to someone who has authority or control over a meeting, event, or organization. Example: "She presided over the annual conference, ensuring everything ran smoothly."
As for justice itself, Judge Young said, "How did it work?" In a criminal case over which he presided, the defendant, charged with possession of ammunition that was used to shoot someone, was acquitted.
Despite the current mythologizing of those bygone years, there was at least a baseline of trust between the Reagan White House and the majority-Democratic House where O'Neill presided (the GOP had the Senate).
I could just see the Dutchess County Thanksgiving at which these objects had presided: the platter groaning from the weight of the turkey, the fruit-stuffed pies that crowned the plates.
Striding onto the stage of the Allen Room at Frederick P. Rose Hall on Friday evening in a black top, black tights and high heels, she turned the place into her living room, where she presided, the life of a party that has continued for decades.
He initiated and presided the Organizational Committee of the 5th Congress of Polish Paediatric Society in Lodz (1935).
Barbu is also credited with having set up and presided the first mateist circle.
Bill Clinton, the former president, presided over the ceremony.
SJJ, DTS participated in the design and presiding the experiments, collected the X-ray data and drafted the manuscript.
LCP facilitators are assigned to preside the steering group.
The outbreak response was co-ordinated locally by the District Response Task Force, presided by the Chairman of the Local Council at district level.
The vice president presides over the Senate.
