Sentence examples for wants to be in charge from inspiring English sources

There were questions that were nosy, such as "what do you do in your job all day?" ("I try to help people"), a question from a boy who wants to be "in charge of Dr. Who" who asked why there was a Labour party ("to help people"), to a question asking whether her job was "really hard" ("sometimes"), but the top question came from a young girl, who was sat next to her mate Lucas.

The man who wants to be in charge of the safety and well-being of 300 million Americans wouldn't be allowed to be in charge of the safety of 130 passengers flying aboard the New York-Florida shuttle this weekend.

"Everybody wants to be in charge".

Everyone wants to be in charge, a director of something, but nobody wants to be responsible.

"The rational mind constantly wants to be in charge," he once said.

Larry Silverstein, the developer, wants to be in charge, and so does the L.M.D.C., and so does the governor, and so do the architects.

"You both want to be in charge".

"She wanted to be in charge".

WHO would want to be in charge of Jakarta?

And do you want to be in charge of it?

The subject doesn't want to be in charge!