Preside in the absence
of the independent chair at any meeting.
Presided properly at tea-time, which became another center institution.
Presided over a totalitarian slave empire.
Presided over
by miss mary logan, mistress.
Preside, mr galland's fate is likely to hinge on whether or not the
presiding magistrate
ever rolled a spliff in his youth.
Presideshould then keep to their plan to ensure that the clergyman or officiant
presiding at the ceremony
knows which couple is which!
The charges against the president must be tried in the senate with the chief justice of the supreme court
presiding over proceedings.
Presidestice william gage is
presiding over
the hearing.
Preside over the ancient ceremony
( recently revived ) of beating the bounds.
Presided at the eucharist, and damian came and preached.
Presidejudges are identified by the
presiding judges
of each circuit.
Presides over meetings
of the council.
Presided at the sacraments.
Presidec, the
presiding bishop
is not a primate in the usual sense of the word.
Presided at a celebration
of the solemnity in their diocese.
Presidese was, with picasso, one of the two great
presiding geniuses
of 20th-century western art.
Presidean take a companion with you to assist you or ask the
presiding officer
at the polling station for help.
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