Sentence examples for charge of events from inspiring English sources

Managers, officials and politicians all like to be able to claim that they are in charge of events.

Emogene Mitchell spent two decades in the cocoon of a multinational research institute, rising to vice president in charge of events planning.

Barbera replaced Marco Mueller as Venice artistic director, the latter having taken charge of events on the Lido for eight years.

Would-be adults in charge of events like the London 2012 Olympics should put childish things, language and "brand savvy" logos aside.

He has not tried to take charge of events, leaving that central role to Mr. Gorbachev and, even more, to the restive peoples east of the Rhine.

Throughout, their chatter makes it plain that they don't think much to their owners' ability to take charge of events and neither can the reader make much of the apparent haplessness of politicians and royals alike.

However, the two shot noise parameters, average charge of event and event frequency, were able to characterize the corrosion process beneath the coating.

Those of us who've found ourselves in the unfortunate position of being in charge of an event will welcome Events.com's new Event Assistant app with open arms.

Two years ago, I was in charge of arranging events for a student organization at Berkeley, where we were encouraged to bring in security for events of a certain size.

The civil protection department, following an emergency amendment, was put in charge of "important events".

"You've lost him," said the young woman in charge of Special Events.