Sentence examples for truly in control from inspiring English sources

Reynolds scored a stunning individual try in the 34th minute to put the Bulldogs well and truly in control of the contest at 18-0.

Reducing this piece in length and Roto-Rooting through its often clotted textures might have made us believe in a creator truly in control of his materials.

And what of the giants themselves, whose presence is so palpable you wonder if Courcoult is truly in control of them, or whether they have begun to control him?

In "Embracing Uncertainty" (2003), Ms. Jeffers wrote, "When we finally are able to let go of the need for control, for the first time we are truly in control".

Stosur looked well and truly in control for the first hour of the match but lost her bundle in the second set and then failed to hold her nerve at the death, falling 3-6 6-1 7-5 in an upset to the world No57 on the clay surface at Brisbane's Pat Rafter Arena.

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"We believe that to truly be in control of our affairs and our own future, we must be in control of the people we believe most responsible for so much of the suffering the Iraqi people endured over the past 35 years," Dr. Allawi said at a news conference in the American-run international press center.

"We believe that to truly be in control of our affairs and our own future, we must be in control of the people we believe most responsible for so much of the suffering the Iraqi people endured over the past 35 years".

I'm sorry to tell you, but you've never truly been in control of anything.

L'il Bit can never truly be in control, because Uncle Peck has been preying on her vulnerability since she was 11 years old.

For shared governance, an important aspect to consider is whether shared governance is implemented in name only or whether providers truly feel in control of their practice.