Sentence examples for in charge of at from inspiring English sources

Almost certainly he does not hunt.He is probably in charge of at least two parishes.

All of it related to the Navy, including a paper about developing a quieter motor for submarines, a project that Mak was in charge of at Power Paragon.

Psychologically, it's the political centre of town: here is the Ministry of the Interior, in charge of at least two police forces.

The small schools he's in charge of at least benefit from a ring-fenced allowance of £3,000 apiece from central government.

But a draw in the sense of a divided government, with one party in charge of the White House and another in charge of at least one chamber of Congress.A surprising number of right-wingers take this view.

And "Assassination Tango," a deep-focus portrait of a professional hit man, half of whose heart is made of stone and the other half of mush, finds Robert Duvall in charge of at least two too many pots for comfort.

The bride, 36, is in charge of communications at the Miller Center of Public Affairs at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Va.

As sergeant-at-arms, Vickers is in charge of security at parliament, though that rarely means resorting to gunfire.

That unit was in charge of interrogations at the time of the homicides at Bagram, investigators have reported.

"At Disney I was in charge of robotics at Imagineering.

In February 1918, he was appointed Officer in Charge of Boys at the Royal Naval Air Service's training establishment at Cranwell.