Sentence examples for at its controls from inspiring English sources

That's because you can perform all sorts of drawing tricks with just a few jabs at its controls.

One depicts a man falling onto the tracks in front of an underground train with a skeletal figure at its controls.

Without power, his beloved F-16 had turned into a $22 million glider, and at its controls, he was hurtling like a driver with no brakes.

— More than eight years after United Airlines Flight 93 crashed into a field here as passengers fought the terrorists at its controls, family members, friends and officials who have joined their cause returned to the site on Saturday to break ground on a permanent memorial to the victims.

HSBC has said that it spent more than $290 million on unidentified measures to fix shortcomings at its control functions, increased the number of its staff working on anti-money laundering controls tenfold over the last two years and started a review of its client relationships that it estimates would cost $700 million.

McGowan took control of MCI after paying off its debt himself, and for the next two decades he chipped away at AT&T, first at its control of long-distance service and, when that cracked, at its customer base.

The RSPCA also saw increases of 27% in prison sentences handed out, 9.3% in the number of people reported to its prosecutions department and 13% in the number of phone calls received at its control room in South Yorkshire.

The app is great to look at and its controls are clear, so it is easy to begin using it.

Despite the chaos that will inevitably ensue as your brain and body struggle to contend with the increasingly fiendish challenges that FRU throws at you, its controls never feel clumsy or cumbersome, a feat few Kinect games can claim.

The jihadist movement — which the CIA estimates has up to 31,000 fighters at its disposal — controls much of eastern Syria and has used its bases there as a springboard for seizing territory in neighboring Iraq.

At its peak, it controlled strategic chunks of the country.