Sentence examples for in charge of reshaping from inspiring English sources

The man in charge of reshaping Mitt Romney's image as a presidential candidate — this time around Mr. Romney is crisper, more relaxed and almost always without a tie — has skied the last 100 miles to the North Pole and eaten his way through Europe's three-star Michelin restaurants.

I have to say that the business and design team put in charge of reshaping St Pancras for the high-speed railway renaissance, completing its task when so many of us are fed up with being treated like criminals and cattle in British airports, has performed little short of a miracle here.

He has placed a staunch climate-change doubter and antagonist of mainstream science in charge of reshaping — or as Trump has suggested, dismantling — the Environmental Protection Agency.

Uhrenbacher tells me he came off his Chairmanship pedestal in the last few months and got back on board fully to take charge of reshaping the Qype product.

Mr. Fisher was in charge of leasing and acquisitions at Fisher Brothers, a real estate dynasty that helped reshape the city's skyline.

And while that seems like a no-brainer, putting you in charge of not only what you read but what actually gets published, this new process is wholly reshaping a centuries-old industry.

Ospreys in charge of premises.

"You're in charge of everything.

In charge of Under-21s in 2006.

He was put in charge of parts.

I'm in charge of controlled chaos.