Sentence examples for basically in charge from inspiring English sources

Kobe is basically in charge of the offense; Brown sometimes seems like merely the defensive coordinator.

I'm basically in charge of scheduling all the training and handling all the paper for 260 soldiers.

They are basically in charge of taking care of the AFL and Cricket ovals that are built in each small town, village, and city.

The historical understanding that states, rather than the federal government, are basically in charge of making and enforcing the rules and regulations even for federal elections is reflected in both the Constitution and in federal statutes.

Someone had to point out to Raab that he was a minister in name only and that it was Theresa May and the man sitting next to him who were basically in charge.

Once upon a time, a girl called Rebekah comes to London, where a media mogul called Rupert (like the bear, though don't let that fool you, Rupert is basically in charge of the country) is so dazzled by her brilliance and her brilliant red hair he accidentally gives her a job editing one of his red tops.

Now, though, it is Iraqis who, basically, are in charge.

We want you to come to New York, book the musicians, set the tempo, and you basically are in charge". That was the first time anybody let me do that.

He's had a difficult transition to make, from basically being in charge of the club, to not being so - and I think he's handled that really well - better than I could were I in his shoes.

Hendrickson and LaBoy were basically left in charge of ISE's football division after Parker's death and veteran NFL agent Tory Dandy leaving ISE for Creative Artists Agency, bringing along with him clients such as Sammy Watkins and Shaq Lawson.

Brendan Shanahan has basically been in charge of NHL discipline for the equivalent of twelve active months (if we only count months in which NHL hockey was played).