Sentence examples for apparently in charge of from inspiring English sources

Soldiers are now apparently in charge of #Mali.

The Indian squad are already celebrating in the stands, with Anil Kumble apparently in charge of official commemorative photographs.

The man apparently in charge of the talks with Hamsik was Gennaro De Tommaso, known as Genny 'a carogna or Genny the swine.

Apparently, those in charge of the Johnson campaign — including Lynton Crosby, an Australian political consultant who made his name with the successive election victories of John Howard — believed that entertainment-seekers alone were not enough to put Johnson over the top.

Apparently those in charge of dispensing this new ruling have been relieved of the necessity to exercise any form of discretion.

"What does your heart tell you?" "What was the right thing to do?" The answer apparently is "be in charge of all of you".

What is in EA's hands is things like fighter selection, and apparently the people in charge of fighter selection are "hardcore" MMA fans, which is fine if that's what you're trying to do: appease hardcore MMA fans.

He said to me, 'I will hand over to you in the morning, but there is no Red Cross brandy.' I said, 'Why not?' Apparently, the Sergeant in charge of the reception station had an affair with an ATS girl who jilted him.

Apparently there was no one in charge of quality control.

This is a rational fear, because apparently nobody told the fools in charge of the euro how to actually manage the currency they created.

He hoped that he might be considered for the theatre's conductorship, but the post went to Jan Nepomuk Maýr, apparently because the conservative faction in charge of the project considered Smetana a "dangerous modernist", in thrall to avant garde composers such as Liszt and Wagner.