Sentence examples for getting in charge from inspiring English sources

"The biggest mistake founders often make is that they see their company as a way of getting in charge," says serial entrepreneur Treb Ryan, founder of OpSource, a Santa Clara, Calif., manufacturing-software outfit.

The whole last issue is this fabulous liberal fantasy of what the good guys would do if they got in charge and got rid of all the bastards!

But you might be directed to Germany's thriving economy, and someone might say, it is nice when women are attractive; even nicer when they're steering a true course in choppy waters, rather than the drunken sailors we've got in charge.

Buchholz said they need to "get in charge of pricing".

"What?" "These people they got in charge don't know what they're doing.

When the SoC is lower than 0.3 when the current time slot ends, the PEV needs to get charged in fast charging mode in the next time slot;   (4) There assumes to be an aggregation center with the access to the SoC and the location information of each PEV with the message format of R fch (SoC, location), to schedule the PEV fast charging behaviors at the start of each time slots.

Only the activist that had shouted out the code managed to get in, and charged into the courtyard as an army of one.

Perhaps he's plotting a move to get back in charge at Newcastle.

That way, you might get people in charge who actually care about their staff, students and institutions – rather than lining their own pockets.

he joked, "It helps in Ohio that we got Democrats in charge of the machines".

These momentous changes allow the people to get back in charge, back in the drivers seat.