Sentence examples for he'd control from inspiring English sources

Ritter said, "He told me that, if I played ball, when he became President he'd control all of the oil concessions, and he'd make sure I was well taken care of.

He couldn't control the fact that I was leaving, but he figured he'd control how I left.

But he'd controlled himself enough to hold still for my ministrations.

In the nineteen-twenties, before getting outfoxed by J. P. Morgan, Jr., and losing control of his company, he'd controlled more than ten per cent of the world's known petroleum reserves.

But if you feared that he was going to master this format as brazenly as he'd controlled his one-to-one interviews earlier in the week, reassurance came quite quickly.

In the years that followed, Horne found himself playing alongside his heroes - men he'd controlled on his PlayStation.

He would control immigration.

She would do the creative part, and he would control the purse strings.

At his best, he would control the game, manage it, but not dominate it.

Soon afterward, he pledged $20 million to the Met, on the condition that he would control and invest the funds.

"You could hit a ball into him at any speed, any height and he would control it dead.