Sentence examples for is to be in charge from inspiring English sources

"My job is to be in charge of that pitching staff".

Colin Todd is fast remembering how difficult it is to be in charge of a football team.

Nice - but if anyone is to be in charge of the script, he would prefer it to be him.

Lt. Gov. David A. Paterson, a former state senator, is to be in charge of shepherding that effort through the Legislature.

As in other areas that have transferred authority, American forces will remain in the region to provide support but, from now on, the Afghan Army is to be in charge.

So now, at the tender age of 82, Lord Heseltine is to be in charge of Cameron's latest conjuring trick: the transformation of leaden council estates into golden private housing.

Two friends, a rook and crow were to be in charge of the fund.

Pete Armington, who was to be in charge of air operations, was transferred to the Tetons in 1984.

The "whole thing" that Mr Regan had in mind was to be in charge of the president's public life.

For the next 10 years, he was to be in charge of moving the entire foreign intelligence archive, file by file, to Yasenevo.

On 16 March 1310, the king agreed to the appointment of Ordainers, who were to be in charge of the reform of the royal household.