Sentence examples for would be in control of from inspiring English sources

And he liked the idea that, for once, he would be in control of the pictures taken in his restaurant.

Even if Mr Cameron is successful, EU judges – not British politicians –would be in control of our borders.

REBOUNDS KURT THOMAS said he would be in control of his emotions when Indiana's JALEN ROSE and REGGIE MILLER come to the Garden tomorrow.

By yesterday, they thought, the mayor would be in control of the school system, and it would be the dawn of a new era.

If a nuclear bomb were to be unleashed somewhere inside the United States tomorrow, it's far from clear who would be in control of the response.

But because of the variability caused by motions of the electrodes and changes in brain cells, researchers have assumed that a new population of cells would be in control of the movements each day.

"In every other relationship I'd been in control of things," he said, "but from the very beginning that was not the case with her".

The purpose was to warn the Russians not to interfere with his delicate diplomatic manoeuvres designed to ensure an Israeli victory, but of a limited sort so that the US would still be in control of the region unilaterally.

For we might ask why we should consider the agent cause in control of her actions, while we can imagine that other substance causes (e.g., tables or billiard balls) would not be in control of what they cause.

"The [2006] exit polls provide compelling evidence that Democrats would not be in control of the new Congress without strong support from women voters" said Susan Carroll, a senior scholar at the Center for American Women and Politics, a unit of the Eagleton Institute of Politics at Rutgers University.

Questions can irritate a controlling person because they would rather be in control of the questioning, not anybody else.