City A sets up a campaign office commanded by the director of the general office of A government, taking charge of organizing, coordination, directing, and supervision.
Cumby took charge of the battered Bellerophon, directing her fire into Aigle and ultimately forcing the French ship's surrender after the arrival of other British vessels.
In a large-scale terrorist attack, especially if there is any threat of the use of chemical, biological or nuclear weapons that could overwhelm the ability of state and local governments to respond, the Northern Command would probably take charge of the scene, directing the response from a command post bored deep in a mountain a few miles from this installation in Colorado Springs.
And when Hamp returned to school for her senior year, she was haunted by the fact that during the shooting in Norris Hall, her teacher and a classmate took charge of making the barricades and directing the other students to their positions.
He started directing musicals in the 1970s, taking charge of Hair in Amsterdam and Rome, and Jesus Christ Superstar in Paris.
The production will be directed by Thea Sharrock, who took charge of the Christmas edition of BBC One drama Call The Midwife.
The Simpsons Movie will be directed by series supervising director David Silverman, who co-directed Pixar's Monsters, Inc and has also taken charge of a number of Simpsons episodes.
Tom McGrath, who co-directed all three of Dreamworks' Madagascar movies, is taking charge of the cameras.
Norris himself will direct, one of two productions he is taking charge of in his first year.
Old Chrissy took charge of the killing.
He later took charge of RUC training.
