Sentence examples for taking completely control from inspiring English sources

But it's also worth noting that they aren't completely alike: Mr. Dell and Silver Lake plan on taking completely control of Dell, while Blackstone and Mr. Icahn are each contemplating leaving some portion of the company in public shareholders hands.

So far only one local authority children's services department, Doncaster, has been taken completely out of council control because it is failing.

The Latins were taken completely unaware, and after a short struggle, the Nicaeans gained control of the land walls.

Some parasites can adaptively take over and completely control the behavior of their hosts leading to positive fitness returns for parasite genes [ 1- 4].

"It is a sore one to take because we completely controlled the game," he told BBC Scotland.

The Honeywell prototype, unlike the Berkeley proposal, takes control completely away from the pilot when the aircraft gets close enough to a no-fly zone.

Still, pink lips and a perky nose confirmed its presence, as did a quality of roguish animation, of uppity Irish egotism, that often activated the Cherokee mask, and took control completely when he played the guitar and sang.

I am happy, and take full accountability for myself by taking charge of my Bipolar disorder and not letting it completely control my life.

If this team is unable to completely control a spill, it will take pre-planned control actions and notify the spill control coordinator.

Though it finds itself unable to completely control the system and sometimes bypasses it, the U.S. still takes the U.N. system as an indispensable body for international coordination.

Neither team could completely control the game.