Sentence examples for would be presiding from inspiring English sources

He would be presiding over the only big Wall Street firm that hasn't lost billions on bad debt.

If Judge John Deed ever returned to our television screens, the passionate crusader for justice would be presiding over an unrecognisable courtroom scene.

Gingrich would be presiding over the first Republican House in forty years — a body that had kept a Democratic majority from the early Eisenhower era to the Clinton Presidency.

If two Republicans had presented themselves as willing to vote for Mr. Guldi, I and the six other Democrats would have supported him and he would be presiding officer.

I would be presiding over the 600-person layoff last night.

The group of friends got off a bus at a nearby stop, realized George would be presiding over Mass, and decided to attend.

The administration in Europe would be presided over by a Council for Asiatic Government.

I could not have guessed that, in two decades' time, my adopted country would be presided over by a child-man looking at that same general with a similar hunger for legitimacy and a vexed relationship to reality.

Beadle's absence prompted speculation in British quarters, but this promptly dissipated after The Rhodesia Herald reported on 29 April that a High Court farewell to Sir Vincent Quenet, a retiring judge, would be presided over by the republic's Chief Justice Sir Hugh Beadle.

It was the second time he'd tried to even the field by stating this absolute truth, almost as if he needed to hear it himself to believe it, though he'd been presiding there all day.

Which of us would have predicted, 60 years ago, that Queen Elizabeth would still be presiding over it all – an ostensibly anachronistic embodiment of past glories rather than of any identifiable future ones?