Sentence examples for much in charge of from inspiring English sources

This was a man very much in charge of Russia.

They are very much in charge of the arrangements for the big day.

He is as much in charge of Russia as anybody is.

Disney is pretty much in charge of what kids imagine these days".

Yet Ms. Tilton was very much in charge of TransCare as it crumbled.

"We would collaborate on ideas, we would do things together, but he was very much in charge of everything".

I was too good at it, enjoyed it too much, being in charge of people.

We're also much more in charge of our own destiny than we were when we were dependent on third-party suppliers.

On the day the Bushes moved out of the governor's mansion last week, the president-elect said that his wife was "going to pretty much be in charge of where the furniture goes".

Syria is a crucial issue for Barack Obama's electoral campaign, regardless of how much those in charge of the campaign wish to neutralize or avoid it.

And even if the board changes its mind, Mr. Dimon would still be chief executive and very much in charge, assuming, of course, that he stays.