Sentence examples similar to table presides from inspiring English sources

"I had a dream about Bill Levitt overseeing this project, just sitting at a conference table presiding," she said.

The contestants were standing in an uneven line, looking unhappily at each other, before a table presided over by a middle-aged woman with a Southern accent.

The fourth graders sit at one table, presided over by Ying-Ying Ma, 16, and the third graders at another, led by Nana Hanson-Hall, 17.

Just outside the cafeteria, a concrete patio with picnic tables presides over a wide expanse of clean sand that slopes gently down to clear lapping water.

The new Resorts World casino opening Friday, with its flashing multicolored ceiling lights, electronic baccarat tables presided over by robotic dealers and a fake twinkling night sky created from satellite images of the sky over 42nd Street, seeks to offer a Las Vegas interpretation of Times Square.

Jamal Benomar has engaged in some heroic diplomatic efforts since 2011, reaching out to all political parties in Yemen, bringing them to the national dialogue table and presiding over an agreement signed by all, including the Houthis, to pave the way for a new constitution and new elections to follow.

There are wooden carrels and lecterns for the 60 lawyers involved -- three for each victim and a group for the government representing the paratroopers -- a presiding table for the three-judge panel, and large television screens suspended from the oak-beamed ceiling around the hall.

Be strong, if you must, but do not bypass the waffle and omelet table, where a specialist presides over burners and pans and two of the most fearsome waffle irons I've ever seen - ancient metal implements black with age and grease.

Between high wooden walls, Tony presides over tables for 80, only few there.

"Peter Akinola has said he cannot be at the same table as Frank Griswold," the presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church and a supporter of Robinson.

At the table two local elders presided, one offering a prayer of thanksgiving for the bread and the other for the cup.