Sentence examples for be in charge because from inspiring English sources

I decided I was going to be in charge, because, guess what?

If you were living in a world of all puppets, could you just assume you would be in charge because you'd be smarter and stronger and all fleshy?

And here's Newt on Newt and Callista, his third wife (the recipient of his purchases at Tiffany's): Callista and I kid that I'm four and she's five and therefore she gets to be in charge, because the difference between four and five is a lot.

You speak forty-seven per cent of the time in meetings, usually delivering a tangential hallucinatory rant that ends with "those sales numbers are crazier than that time I was kidnapped in Guadalajara!" You run the office Oscar pool, and no one else wants to be in charge because checking scorecards is a bitch and also you have experience in a gambling ring.

But cooperation requires a protocol that sets the rules of cooperation, and that traditionally requires some gatekeeping entity to be in charge - because someone always cheats.

The United States needs to be "in charge," he says, because "at the party of the world, America is the designated driver".

Just because you're in charge, doesn't mean you have to actually be "in charge".

It's like no one's in charge — because no one is.

You're in charge because you know how to get things done the right way.

"We have to stop it for whoever is in charge, because Americans expect better of us".

That was just the start of the problems besetting a project of which, in the authors' words "no one was in charge because everyone was".