Sentence examples for you presided from inspiring English sources

As chairman of the national bioethics commission, you presided over 100 public hearings.

First off, Sergio, at Coca-Cola in the mid '80s you presided over the ill-fated New Coke launch, and now you're out with a new book, Renovate Before You Innovate, which warns against the pitfalls of innovation.

You presided over one competition to rehab it.

MB: As one of the leaders of what is now deemed the "Massachusetts Miracle," you presided over Massachusetts during a period of unprecedented economic growth.

Maybe you're not shocked, but, still, if you presided over a talk-radio show, your brain might tell you to ask a follow-up question when Gardner says he wants to leverage the debt-ceiling extension to push his anti-government agenda.

"I asked, 'If Jesus Christ is your favorite philosopher, what do you think he would think about you presiding over all these executions?' " Mr. Bush would not speculate, said Mr. O'Reilly.

You look ridiculous wearing it as you preside over the death of a possibly, probably innocent man.

You twice chaired the department with grace and rectitude, and in your second term as Chair (2006-2010) you also presided over its unprecedented growth and diversification.

Obama: If by "did his own thing," you mean "presided over the Trail of Tears, a forced removal of thousands of Native Americans from their homes that formed a permanent black mark on this nation's history," then, yes.

Maybe, like me, you've presided over the gift-opening and are back in bed enjoying your bounty -- like the over-priced, microwaveable heating pad hawked relentlessly in mall kiosks, now warming my shopping-ravaged feet.

So here you are, and you are presiding over the rubble of this country, and everyone is now interconnected and they expect modern governors à la Europe and America and so forth, while you are still trying to figure out who works for whom and who is essentially not corrupt.