Sentence examples for charge of the section from inspiring English sources
"I'm in charge of the section," he said.
Former assistant commissioner Andy Hayman, in charge of the section that carried out the first flawed investigation, was called a "dodgy geezer" by one MP on the committee.
One researcher, Johanna Davis, was so clever that the senior editor in charge of the section she worked in, Show Business, allowed her to write some stories.
Mrs. Weinberg, the vice president in charge of the Section 8 program for the Community Development Corporation in Centereach, the nonprofit company that administers the program for Suffolk County, predicted that landlords would not tolerate the cuts.
Ms. Ryan, a former deputy managing editor at The Boston Globe, has been the deputy metropolitan editor in charge of the section's political coverage since 2007.
We put Wilbert in charge of the section of little newsy items at the front of the book and made him sit over next to Harry Cheadle, who reports that he smells like "clean towel mixed with very mild sweat".
Lester Bangs, theorizing about the band in The Village Voice in 1979, wrote "Talking Heads are the for(wo)men in charge of that section of the human remodification factory where no one wants to set these mutants careening off nightraze pathogenic highways".
Then in the lobby, after seeing a brochure for their forklift operations, I asked her if I could speak to the man in charge of that section, and she told me to go find him in a back building.
In 1910 11 Coomaraswamy was placed in charge of the art section of the great United Provinces Exhibition in Allāhābād, India.
In November 1945, he was appointed officer in charge of the pathology section of the war crimes investigating team covering northwestern Europe.
With his experience both of Japan (1931-34) and China, he was slotted into propaganda for the BBC, first concerning Japan, and was then put in charge of the Chinese section - though it's interesting to learn of Empson's almost complete ignorance of the Chinese language.
