In charge of us? "Yes, if we're still here.
I don't understand how the people in charge of us all don't understand.
We're not here looking at this Capitol like it's in charge of us," said tribe councilman Wendsler Nosie.
We were at the Pleasure Gardens in Battersea Park, London, during the Festival of Britain, and our father was in charge of us for the day, which was quite unusual.
"If the Arabs try to be in charge of us and try to take our rights," he said, "we will not be silent.
In the past those talks had been led by a succession of State Department diplomats, and critics had complained there was no one in the administration who was in charge of US-Iran policy.
Oil billionaire Harold Hamm is being touted as energy secretary, while former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin could make a stunning comeback as interior secretary, putting her in charge of US public lands, including treasures such as Yellowstone and Yosemite national parks.
It was a bold gesture in the circumstances, I thought, and gave a signal that the man in overall charge of us believed in a humane and dignified approach to prison and prisoners.
She was short, with very pale skin, far from beautiful, round, and always smiling; when she took charge of us she said that we were to behave just as she did.
And we see it against the fact that the armed forces, headed by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (Scaf) – Mubarak's boys whom he left in charge of us – have engineered confrontations with the people in which around 200 civilians have been killed and 12,000 court-martialled.
