Sentence examples for presiding with from inspiring English sources

This year Jackie Kay is presiding, with Michael Rosen among the performers.

— It is the weekly research meeting at Americans for Limited Government, and Bill Wilson is presiding with gusto.

Your editorial is right: "Forgiveness has to begin somewhere," as it did in Dublin, with Cardinal Sean O'Malley of Boston presiding with Archbishop Diarmuid Martin of Dublin.

True, Napoleon is nominally present, presiding with a stern semi-smile over the proceedings from within a copy of a Jacques-Louis David portrait.

Sadat's successor, the current Egyptian monarch, has ruled in the style of a mediocre Ottoman sultan, presiding with intermittent cruelty over decades of stagnation and corruption.

Presiding with a genial but firm manner, he nudges the lawyers when their questioning of witnesses seems repetitive, saying, "Let's go".

CTU's president Karen Lewis presided, with vice president Jesse Sharkey there to hammer out the details.

He was unanimously chosen as president of the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, where he presided with customary tact.

The presidency in Burma is weak by design; Thein Sein must preside with the concurrence of a Supreme Council of generals.

Putin presided with all his accustomed bravado.

There Nadine presided with calm efficiency.