Sentence examples for really in charge of from inspiring English sources

"Nobody's really in charge of maintaining it.

"Before, somebody was in charge, really in charge, of everything.

Who is really in charge of the terrorist organization?

Everyone knew who was really in charge of the country.

But who's really in charge of these exchanges, the gifter or the giftee?

But in fact Ms Mowlam's is not really in charge of these areas.

But at the same time the studio system was so controlling that really being in charge of your own choices would have been extremely difficult.

Immediately after Zico's appointment as technical coordinator, Brazil's soccer-crazy news media began speculating about who would really be in charge of the team in France, where Brazil will defend the title it captured in the United States four years ago.

Removing this visible sign of a quarter-century of dictatorship from Baghdad yesterday was a highly symbolic act, but so was the manner of its removal: a metaphor for the ongoing debate about who will really be in charge of the new political order.

With the A4, Apple really is in charge of the whole system.

You really are in charge of this.