Sentence examples for ever in charge of from inspiring English sources

So, for example, if you are ever in charge of naming an operation pertaining to drug smuggling, you should call it neither Operation Drugs nor Operation Big Crack Stash.

North Middlesex denies that junior doctors were ever left in charge of A&E.

No referee has ever been in charge of two Champions League finals.

According to NBC, Ms. Wallace will be the first woman ever put in charge of the "Today" show — a milestone for the media industry because "Today" invented the morning television format 60 years ago.

The fact that every club Harry has ever been in charge of – Bournemouth, West Ham, Southampton, Pompey – has stumbled into a financial quagmire after he left is actually the surest indication there could possibly be of the canniness of his stewardship.

Whether a CASE- or HAL-like AI will ever be in charge of a base is almost not a question any more — in a way it's the only reasonable way to manage what will certainly be an immensely complex system of systems.

Nobody on food stamps has ever been in charge of corporate environmental destruction.

Andriukaitis is the first doctor ever put in charge of EU health policy.

If you currently run or have ever been in charge of your own website like me, you know how stressful it can be.

Diaghilev, ever the man in charge of arrangements, took over the guest list.

The only way you'd ever put me in charge of people is if you deliberately wanted to see an instant mutiny.