Sentence examples for practically in charge from inspiring English sources

In 1872 he gave up teaching, and became connected with the Wheeler and Wilson Company, removing in 1878 to Bridgeport, Connecticut, where the rest of his life was spent, the last ten years as vice-president of the company, and practically in charge of its business.

By her early 20s, she's practically in charge of the island, with every pirate captain desperate to remain in her good graces.

Although applying a very high electric field may accelerate the de-trapping rate, the gate electron injection current exceeds the de-trapping but resulting in practically an increase in charge and no erasing.

Practically speaking, that put him in charge of turning actual gangsters away.

The departure of manager Remi Garde in March after 147 days in charge came after practically all hope had gone - and caretaker Eric Black's three defeats in his three matches in charge continued one of the worst Premier League seasons of all time.

For her first few meetings in charge, at the very least, it is practically inconceivable that the other members of the Federal Open Market Committee would refuse to follow her lead.

Although aiming for all providers in the proposed IM model to be hierarchically on the same level, practically and clinically, the general practitioner had to be the overall gatekeeper in charge.

It is virtually inconceivable that the two sweetly bumbling officers in charge of the case can't find the missing teenagers practically under their noses.

The investigating magistrate in Blois who was in charge of the case at the time said that it was "practically a case of cannibalism with flesh being removed".

An energetic American club woman had practically taken charge of all social activities during the trip.

Practically in one breath.