Sentence examples for were taking charge of from inspiring English sources

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Of course, home cooks were taking charge of recipes long before the arrival of the Internet.

And the creation of the fund would send a signal that Asians were taking charge of their own destiny and no longer dependent on bail-outs.

Maybe, rather than cause for alarm, this was a sign of progress — indication that girls were taking charge of their sexuality, transcending the double standard.

And in those candid conversations, we got the feeling that the women were taking charge of their own destinies.

They said they were taking charge of security in Chilapa to rid it from the grips of a Guerrero drug gang called Los Rojos — raising the possibility for some that the masked men belonged to a criminal gang themselves.

The intent was that the YMs progressively take on more responsibility, and by the end of the year, they were taking charge of the sessions as facilitators.

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They will be taking charge of public health.

He's taking charge of the company's legal unit.

When my exams were over, Tony announced that he was taking charge of my reading.

The remark may have been casually tossed off, but Miller was taking charge of her life.

The shoulder-padded, steely Marlene (Suranne Jones) is taking charge of an employment agency in the City.

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