Its on-board computer was in complete charge.
There is no question that Mr. Gore himself has been in complete charge of his campaign since Election Day.
Baugh started barking his signals in 1941 when the Redskins switched to the T, and he was in complete charge of the game.
John Mauceri was in complete charge of the musical proceedings, balancing moments of bright diversion against the darker undercurrents of the score with sensitivity and assurance.
In 1951, Col. Amici was appointed by the Ministry of Public Works to supervise the construction of the airport, and for 7 years was in complete charge, accountable to no one, spending money & assigning building contracts as he pleased.
Bradford's daily newspaper the Telegraph & Argus reported that "apart from a 15-minute spell midway through the second half when Notts came close to equalising, City were in complete charge of the game".
If there are churches that have a lot of miracles happening, but they seem chaotic, know that God is not in complete charge there, because Paul says in 1 Corinthians 14 33, "God is not a God of confusion but of peace".
While waiting Las Casas produced a report that he presented to the Bishop of Burgos Juan Rodríguez de Fonseca and secretary Lope Conchillos, who were functionaries in complete charge of the Royal policies regarding the Indies; both were encomenderos.
We were once again in complete charge of our destiny.
Even in an age of technical directors, directors of football and megabuck owners who make managerial decisions, clubs are more likely to succeed if there is a powerful football person in complete charge of team matters.
(Except, of course, in the case of New York City, where Mayor Rudolph Giuliani would be in complete and total charge, even if he had already been incinerated).
