Sentence examples for will be taking charge from inspiring English sources

They will be taking charge of public health.

An unfamiliar captain, Eoin Morgan, will be taking charge of an unusual side.

"Assistant manager Mick Harford will be taking charge of first-team affairs, starting with this weekend's Championship fixture at Blackpool".

But he will be taking charge of a position and policy challenges more difficult than the celebrations will suggest.

Mr. Whitmire will be taking charge of prison issues after the retirement of his longtime partner in criminal justice, Representative Jerry Madden, Republican of Plano.

On this trip, she will be taking charge of the driving and navigation, as Greta and I blog and post photos.

As bad commercial and consumer debt mounts, banks and insurance companies will be taking charges that will hurt their 2002 earnings.

The thought fills me with gloom (they'll lie to me and take all my money, and my landlady will never pay me back), but at least I'll be taking charge of my own heating destiny.

Last month we reported that Simon Waldman, long-time Director of Digital Strategy and Development at the Guardian Media Group, had joined the company to become group product director where he'll be taking charge of the website, user interface and the "entire online customer journey".

Whoever replaces acting director Andrew McCabe will have one of the most difficult jobs in the country: Not only will they be taking charge of the nation's premier law enforcement agency, they'll inherit the investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia during the 2016 election an investigation everyone knows the president feels extremely touchy about.

MySpace says Brown will henceforth be taking charge of the Mobile division, and that we can expect a lot from that particular unit in the "very, very near future".