| And to-morrow I have to superintend the swearing-in of the Grenadier recruits. |
| He now, however, undertook to superintend the distribution of the provisions. |
| He did not exactly abandon his business, but he came to superintend his superintendents. |
| He is paid for his knowledge and his ability to superintend and direct the work of those placed under him. |
| If a bridge was to be constructed, or a road repaired, he was sent for to superintend it. |
| Analysis of the information collected provides the JAG with the capability needed to superintend the administration of military justice. |
