Sentence examples for entirely in control of from inspiring English sources
It was Morgan's sixth ODI century, coming off 94 balls, with six sixes and four fours, an innings of precision-engineered violence by a man entirely in control of his game.
When an officer stops a citizen, he is entirely in control of the situation.
The Church's influence in Enniscorthy means people never seem to be entirely in control of their own fates.
But she faces very formidable barriers that she's not entirely in control of and that have a lot to do with history.
After a New York win against the Dynamo last week, Houston finds itself not entirely in control of their future heading into the final weekend of the season.
It's impossible to believe that Cowell isn't entirely in control of all this, and that he wouldn't know exactly who he would choose.
There is always the question of whether Galloway is entirely aware and in control of his public persona.
The White House said that it was not entirely clear who was in control of the weapons, leaving open the possibility that the attacks were accidental or unauthorized.
"It's the same medium, only now it sometimes asks for input, kind of like a dream or a bedtime story, where you're not entirely in control and that's part of the experience".
Gone is the assumption that Helmand Province, Kandahar and the rest of the heavily contested south — where the bulk of the 2010 influx of troops was sent — will remain entirely in the control of the central government once that area is transferred to Afghanistan's fledgling national security forces.
