Use "take charge of" in a sentence

1. will take charge of your affairs and institute your

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2. Andrew, for example, was the kind of boy who could always take charge of a situation, somebody who could come up with fantastic plans to solve problems in the blink of an eye

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3. These masterful and dutiful little fish were more than willing to take charge of removing the parasites from his body—both internally and externally

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4. To dream that you drive a school bus indicates that you like to take charge of others and watch out for their best interest

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5. Other times, when she was neither in the mood for walking nor reading, she would help Shelagh in the garden or the green house or take charge of the kitchen

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6. Esther decided she’d better take charge of the situation

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7. Petty Officer Sylvester looked at the bedraggled cluster of humanity standing on the deck, seemed to ponder whether he should allow Elizabeth to take charge of the situation, then shouted over his shoulder, “’Arry, have Jenkins and Pitch come over here

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8. “In order to clear codependency, we will have to empower you to be in the driver’s seat over your mind, where you can take charge of your cognitive operating system and create a vertical hierarchy where you are driving your mind and your mind is driving your body

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9. This will allow them to sit in the driver’s seat and take charge of their life by leading their mind and body as their precious living asset

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10. I also love that the majority of the characters in dystopian and post-apocalyptic literature have a lot of agency—they take charge of their lives in environments that make it hard for them to do so, and I love reading about strong characters like that

11. The Internet Marketing team can take charge of this

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12. He ordered half of the minghans to take charge of all the horses and continue ahead very slowly, while the rest of us scrambled up the mountains on either side of the trail and attacked the defenders from a better position

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13. there should arise a faithful prophet; 42 Moreover that he should be their captain, and should take charge of the sanctuary, to set them

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14. over their works, and over the country, and over the armour, and over the fortresses, that, I say, he should take charge of the

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15. All that can really happen is that some men will take charge of the destiny of the others

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16. 40 For he had heard say that the Romans had called the Jews their friends and confederates and brothers; and that they had entertained the ambassadors of Simon honourably; 41 Also that the Jews and priests were well pleased that Simon should be their governor and high priest forever until there should arise a faithful prophet; 42 Moreover that he should be their captain and should take charge of the sanctuary to set them over their works and over the country and over the armour and over the fortresses that I say he should take charge of the sanctuary; 43 Beside this that he should be obeyed of every man and that all the writings in the country should be made in his name and that he should be clothed in purple and wear gold: 44 Also that it should be lawful for none of the people or priests to break any of these things or to gainsay his words or to gather an assembly in the country without him or to be clothed in purple or wear a buckle of gold; 45 And whoever should do otherwise or break any of these things he should be punished

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17. experience, that Moshe and his crew would take charge of the big barge and that Marah and

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18. Pilot: an expert who comes aboard ships to advise the captain on how to steer the vessel in dangerous waters or harbor areas; the pilot may take charge of the helm

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19. She knew that being the oldest of the three women, and the oldest of the remaining family members, it was officially her responsibility to take charge of the situation

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20. Females, especially puny ones, they thought, had no business trying to take charge of anything

21. When Alfred was appointed to take charge of raising funds for the

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22. When it is time for my break, I let Mrs Emily to take charge of the cash register

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23. If something dyer should happen they are in a position to alert your guardian angel immediately who would then come and take charge of the situation

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24. You will thus take charge of those fighter pilots and teach them all you can about how to fight the Japanese

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25. As a civilian I had to learn to take charge of my

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26. Though there was nothing at the moment to suggest murder or foul play that would warrant the participation of homicide in any investigation, Higgins had felt it wise to have his most seasoned, most professional, and most astute detective take charge of the situation

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27. I told her to stop the excuses and take charge of her life! She increased her daily affirmations and the amount of time that she invested in personal development

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28. would not get involved in it, leaving this to the local police, but the owner happens to be a cousin of the late Nick Durante and, after the gang war between Durante and the Carmines, the Gambino family has sent a new representative from New York, Vincenzo Gambino, to take charge of Durante’s assets

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29. In a few days, d’Artagnan would be coming back from Germany and would be able to take charge of the letter

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30. Nevertheless, she let Will take charge of it for a couple of days and they found that the same inconsistencies continued to creep up

31. imaginations take charge of my future life

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32. Andrew couldn’t make out whether it was Tom’s influence over the dog, or over the sheep, but certainly the boy appeared to be able take charge of events in some mysterious way

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33. This demands from you an approach where you take charge of your career, rather than the old-fashioned view that a career is what happens to you

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34. Building the big cathedrals at a time knowledge was beyond the power of knowing is an example of Bible’s inspiration to achieve and take charge of treasury ideas

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35. It is therefore essential to take charge of your conscious thoughts instead of relying on your subconscious thoughts

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36. See the grim monster floating on the surface of the water; there appears to be no life anywhere about; all is silence; you know that by far the largest part of the vessel is under water; out of sight; you know that the ship is as large and as heavy as a twenty-story skyscraper; you know that there are hundreds of men ready to spring to their appointed task instantly; you know that every department is in charge of able, trained, skilled officials who have proven themselves competent to take charge of this marvelous piece of mechanism; you know that although it lies apparently oblivious to everything else, it has eyes which see everything for miles around, and nothing is permitted to escape its watchful vision; you know that while it appears quiet, submissive and innocent, it is prepared to hurl a steel projectile weighing thousands of pounds at an enemy many miles away; this and much more you can bring to mind with comparatively no effort whatever

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37. You can choose to take charge of your life,

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38. If there was a lifeline that Kate clutched, a driving force that kept her alive, it was her passionate conviction that someone in the family must one day take charge of Kruger-Brent

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39. His father in Great Britain was interested in avoiding Death Duties, and wanted him to take charge of about $1

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40. “I take charge of that,” said Anna

41. explained the goal-setting process that would allow him to more fully take charge of his

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42. Here are a few suggestions to help you take charge of your career

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43. intentioned, will not help you to professionally take charge of your career moves

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44. The individual who has effectively learned to take charge of

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45. are to take charge of their careers

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46. ” He said, his hand sitting on his right leg ready to take charge of the steering wheel in case I lose it, which would be only possible under two circumstances one is if I die in driver’s seat of cardiac failure instantly or else if the car door break’s open and I fel off the car

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47. "Will you take charge of the letter?" said Mr

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48. The only members of the ship's company who survived were the third officer, who was from the first ordered to take charge of the boats, and the seamen told off to man them, two in each

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49. He quickly secured arrangements to take Rosemary to Ravenhill, where the nuns could take charge of her immediately

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50. A man who is a born artist would rather paint a frieze or a picture or carve a statue than he would do plain work, or take charge of and direct the labour of others

51. Clarriker informing me on that occasion that the affairs of the House were steadily progressing, that he would now be able to establish a small branch-house in the East which was much wanted for the extension of the business, and that Herbert in his new partnership capacity would go out and take charge of it, I found that I must have prepared for a separation from my friend, even though my own affairs had been more settled

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52. Hunter came to the conclusion that it was probable that she would be very glad to be relieved of the trouble of attending to the business of the funeral, and that Crass, as a close friend of the dead man, and a fellow member of the society, was the most suitable person to take charge of the business for her

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53. On Wednesday evening, when the child was about five weeks old, as Mrs Owen was wishing her good night, Ruth took hold of her hand and after saying how grateful she was for all that she had done, she asked whether - supposing anything happened to herself - Nora would promise to take charge of Freddie for Easton

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54. Jack Croker, had been made a captain and was to take charge of their new ship, the BASS ROCK, sailing in two days' time from Southampton

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55. We’ll take charge of the scene

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56. Meanwhile Mr Samgrass has very kindly consented to take charge of him

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57. It was natural, with her hospital experience, that Cordelia should take charge of her father

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58. His friend Naumann had desired him to take charge of the "Dispute"—the picture painted for Mr

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59. I am going to Paris on business of my own, and I can take charge of—"

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60. May I introduce one or two autobiographical notes here, in order to inject a little of the personal touch into what otherwise would be an excursion into cold figures? In 1912 I had left college for a term to take charge of a research project for U

61. ’ Stalin wrong-footed them and by 1927 he was able to take charge of the whole country

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62. His major-domo came in a second time to say that the Frenchman who had brought the letter from the countess was very anxious to see him if only for a minute, and that someone from Bazdeev’s widow had called to ask Pierre to take charge of her husband’s books, as she herself was leaving for the country

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63. “Then, what induced you to take charge of such a little doll as that?” (pointing to Adèle)

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64. I already regretted having ever consented to take charge of it

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65. Jack Crocker, had been made a captain and was to take charge of their new ship, the BASS ROCK, sailing in two days' time from Southampton

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66. I know a case when the soldiers, who were commanded to shoot some men, declined to obey; and I know many cases where the commanders refused to take charge of tortures and murders

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67. Between these two classes we find a number of intermediaries, who take charge of the executions, tortures, conscriptions, and they, too, wash their hands of all responsibility, alleging on the one hand the orders of their superiors, and on the other that it is for such as themselves, who stand lower on the social ladder, to do these things

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68. His major-domo came in a second time to say that the Frenchman who had brought the letter from the countess was very anxious to see him if only for a minute, and that someone from Bazdéev’s widow had called to ask Pierre to take charge of her husband’s books, as she herself was leaving for the country

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69. He was told to take charge of a very advanced post, and our company officer gave him all important instructions as to bomb stores, ammunition, rifle grenades, emergency rations, S O S rockets, gas, and all the other numerous and important orders for an advanced post

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70. While I was serving with the Australians at Gallipoli in 1915 I was detailed to take charge of a fatigue party to carry water from the beach to the front line, a distance of about a mile

71. After the latter, each teacher proceeds to take charge of his own class; and when the lesson ends, passages of Scripture are recited by most of the Bible-reading pupils

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