Sentence examples for be in control for from inspiring English sources

Notably cool heads seem to be in control for now in London and Brussels.

The Celtics ability to come back after an uneasy start, an ability they showed in the previous series against the Atlanta Hawks, allowed them to hang on for a late comeback victory after Philadelphia seemed to be in control for the entire game.

A statement had been made that one of golf's youngest guns was planning to be in control for awhile.

In the 2005 single plan study (43), women remained significantly less likely than men to be in control for both LDL cholesterol (47 vs. 55%) and blood pressure (52 vs. 60%).

The important role nurses have in supporting patients with palliative care needs to be able to maintain normality and independence and be in control for as long as possible is highlighted and to be encouraged.

Sex differences were relatively small (41– 43), but for patients with known CVD, women were less likely than men to be using aspirin (33.2 vs. 39.0%) or lipid-lowering agents (52 vs. 58%) (41) and less likely to be in control for blood pressure and LDL cholesterol (44).

Zimbabwe were in control for much of Pakistan's innings, largely due to the opening spell of Tendai Chatara (3 for 35), who dismissed Nasir Jamshed and Ahmed Shehzad for one and 0 respectively.

"He was in control for 35 years.