Sentence examples for certainly in charge from inspiring English sources

"He was certainly in charge of first aid, I can tell you that," she said.

The full extent of Matthes' participation is not known, but she was certainly in charge of the translations.

Exhibit A was the meeting between Tom Shannon, the 3rd ranking U.S. State Department official and the one who is almost certainly in charge of handling this situation, with Senator Aloysio Nunes, one of the leaders of the impeachment in the Brazilian Senate, on April 20.

Steve will certainly be in charge of the company's online efforts going forward.

"They are certainly not in charge of the Kremlin, but nor is the Kremlin wholly adept at managing them".

If confirmed as Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos will almost certainly be in charge of whatever emerges from Donald Trump's promise to allocate $20 billion to expand school choice in the form of charter schools and voucher plans.

Champa Patel, Amnesty International's director for south-east Asia and the Pacific, said the torture allegations needed an independent investigation, "which the police should certainly not be in charge of".

In fairness to Namibia, Ben Bamfuchile would almost certainly have remained in charge had he not stepped down in December due to an illness that ultimately took his life two weeks before the tournament kicked off - but still, could no other Namibian have replaced him?

Laidlaw had a run at fly-half last year but Johnson moved him back to his original position at scrum-half and Laidlaw's success there – he was unfortunate not to make the Lions squad – means there he will remain, certainly while Johnson is in charge.

If you've remained loyal to the same bank for years, you're almost certainly losing out in charges or fees.

With the assistant coach, Steve Holland, in charge, they certainly played like a group reborn.