Sentence examples for retake control over from inspiring English sources

"I said you have to retake control over your life by skating," Perron said.

To do otherwise, she said, would be to allow the insurance companies to retake control over health care in America.

These voters want to close the country to retake control over their national and individual destiny -- against immigrants, Eurocrats, international institutions, global financial markets, Chinese workers.

Either way, if and when Democrats retake control over state legislatures and the federal government, they'll have less reason than ever before to work with Republicans in good faith.

Yet, as Roxanne paradoxically observes, recovery often involves feeling able to retake control over one's life: (Roxanne) And I guess that's the question isn't it, what have we learnt from this? You've been on three CTOs now, what are we learning from this [laughing].

In a development that appeared to mirror political changes in Iraq, Mr. Salam has retaken control over the rowers' training and ended the relationship with the American coaches, according to the Nouvel Observateur.

But the authorities seem at a loss over how to retake control of the rebellious city that is Syria's most religiously conservative.

If Democrats pick up a total of three new seats in the recall elections, their party will retake control of the Senate and gain an increased amount of influence over Walker's budget legislation.

The accusations come at a time when Boehner and his fellow Republicans are making plans to retake control of the House, hoping to capitalize this November on voter outrage over the passage of health care reform.

The United States should not retake control of Camp Ashraf.

To try to retake control, he convened its national council.