Sentence examples for taking the controls of from inspiring English sources
When Stoops accepted the Sooners' job two years ago, he said he was taking the controls of a "sleeping giant".
Such pauses, he said, "are analogous to taking the controls of a plane off auto-pilot during turbulence".
"Playing Dwarf Fortress is like taking the controls of a plane right as it's taking off," says Chris Dahlen, editor in chief of the gaming magazine Kill Screen.
As a teenager, he ended up in family court in 1981 for taking the controls of a subway train for six stops from 34th Street to the World Trade Center.
Deceptively youthful-looking at forty-seven (so the feature writers will describe her), Sally Ride will zoom from one wildly enthusiastic rally to another, often taking the controls of her own campaign plane.
Pause for laughter – and an even longer pause between The Day Today's spoof sketch from some two decades ago involving a collie taking the controls of a helicopter, and the reality of a Sky television pilot dog.
It was then when Wang Hao took the control of the match increasing his lead to 9-5.
Take the control of your life in your own hands.
Take control of the future by taking control of the present and learn what it means to live.
"Is the Brotherhood taking control of the military?
Have gangsters taken control of the place?
