Sentence examples for is getting control of from inspiring English sources

Another key objective is getting control of their opponent's stones by surrounding them on all sides.

This year, the biggest challenge facing him is getting control of the cost of public employee pensions.

"What we are trying to do is get control of the welfare bill … without actually slashing or attacking people, we are trying to reform and change it".

"All they're getting control of is how to spread the cuts.

The defence secretary said his department was getting control of procurement costs as a result of "difficult" decisions taken in last year's defence review.

But under the reforms GPs are getting control of the bulk of the NHS budget, so they can decide what local services to fund.

We've been playing really well recently, we've been getting control of the ball and keeping it instead of just playing it up the park and hoping for the best.

"I've made it clear: he's a good coach, he's got control of his team.

"You've got a guy by the name of Steve Nash who's orchestrating the offense; things seem to run a little smooth when he's got control of the ball," Stoudemire said admiringly.

"He's decisive, he's got control of the game and he defends himself well," said Roland Hemond, a longtime baseball executive and member of the veterans committee for managers and umpires, which elected Harvey with 15 of its 16 votes.

"This isn't about counseling; it's about getting control of your life," she said.