Oghi's mother-in-law, who takes charge of him in his injured state, seems to be trying to torture him, or possibly worse.
The man in the black coat was laughing, his wrists held out to the two policemen who had taken charge of him.
Harry is pursued by a nightmarish figure called Troels Munck who takes charge of him on the voyage out, under the guise of showing a raw emigrant the ropes.
Mirziyoyev has flown to Samarkand to take charge of funeral arrangements, putting him in pole position.
Pro-government paramilitary groups have harrassed him from day one, spraying his office with bullets and eventually occupying it to make it impossible for him to actually take charge of the post the people elected him to, all as the Chávez-controlled city police looks on passively.
The party was hoping that its candidate for governor would win, and the current governor was hoping that a victory would let him take charge of the party.
Duncan, who was called to Cameron's Westminster office yesterday, was said to have readily accepted his demotion which will see him take charge of Conservative prisons policy under the shadow justice secretary, Dominic Grieve.
Then Mr. Sarkozy and his wife left the Élysée Palace in a car, as some of Mr. Sarkozy's supporters shed tears and as Mr. Hollande proceeded to take charge of a country that elected him by a thin margin on May 6.
Why that sissy pale goody-goody Ezra Ezrazra's story sees him take charge of the restaurant he works in, and change its name to the book's title, sinking his heart into the wish to see his family finish a meal together.
Mayor George Ferguson will use voluntary advisers to help him take charge of transport, planning, education and social services.
