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Then Joyce took charge of the meeting. She said that we ought to select a secretary next. She asked for suggestions.

Martin Luther King Jr. quickly took charge of the movement, and with his eloquence and powerful philosophies, he was the ideal leader.

He took charge of his father's few lorries almost before he was shaving.

When he took charge of the Union army, McClellan was considered a military genius, but he soon became famous for his chronic hesitancy.

He also began to carry it out as soon as he took charge of FengXi warlord.

After he came to the company, he took charge of this program.

We returned to the States where he took charge of a settlement house in Brooklyn, New York.

The new leader built largely the moment he took charge of the company.

The secretary took charge of the matter until her boss returned.

At the age of 42, Mr. Geithner took charge of a bank with enormous influence over the American economy.

He took charge of the surviving sorcerers and directed their combined power to noticeable effect, killing many of the Legion's minions.

After the death of his father and brother-in-law, he took charge of Carthage's army in Spain (221).

The new coach made things hum when he took charge of the team.

He took charge of the class while the teach- er was out of the classroom.

He took charge of the farm after his father's death.

in the arrangements of the little household , miss pross took charge of the lower regions , and always acquitted herself marvellously.

When she moved into his tiny house in Stroud, and took charge of his four small children, Mother was thirty and still quite handsome.

Needless to say his sons actually took charge of their personal enterprise right on their own land.

Mr. Brown took charge of the company after his father died.

Mr. Brown took charge of the company after his father's death.

I would adopt different methods if I took charge of this matter.

During this process Jing took charge of the research on the fault mode and its data of the carrier rocket.

A former commander of the 101st Airborne Division that was deployed to Mosul, General Petraeus took charge of setting up the Iraqi army.

Ce-anCe took charge of the audio engineering's installation and application for the seventh "Asian Art Festival" Opening Ceremony.

The department was badly organized until she took charge (of it).

Moreover I took charge of invited the experienced designer and the market lead buy the personnel to serve omni-directionally for you.

She took charge of his small foundation, focusing on New York.

take charge of The department was organized badly until I took charge of it.

in charge of. e. g. The chief engineer took charge of the building of the understand.

She instantly took charge of the child.

During the two years since I took charge of the department.

On Matchday One of this season's competition, De Santis took charge of Real Madrid's shock 3-0 defeat at Lyon.

With autonomous power, Gongtang took charge of the civil justice of overseas Chinese.

The chief nurses with high professional quality and ability took charge of training the nurses in the first aid theory and first aid skills.

A police officer that took charge of larceny interviewed Andrew in his chamber.

Vladimir Putin, the prime minister, took charge of the investigation.

Jerry came in and soon took charge of the situation.

She also took charge of managing his public image, sometimes boldly adjusting the record to suit her story.

SCA took charge of the screening place, publicity, ticketing etc.

She published about 50 scientific research thesis, and took charge of Provincial and city scientific research topic many times.

In 2003, she took charge of Neusoft call center, responsible for its team building, operation management and system design, etc.

He remembered how naive he'd been when he first took charge of the family.

An experienced engineer took charge of the project.

Be in charge of e. G. She took charge of our dog when we went on holiday.

' He took charge of Moses Cone in 2004. But 'I am probably not as open and free and goofy as I have been in the past. ''

The official took charge of Arsenal's opening game of the season - a 6-1 win at Everton - 24 hours after being told he had the disease.

J. Pierpont Morgan, a 70-year-old private banker, quietly took charge of the situation.

American troops took charge of the airport, and quickly tripled its capacity to 100 flights a day (and to 153 flights by January 19th).

The engineer who took charge of the team was Dan.

He dismissed secretary of State Lansing and took charge of the government.

In 1986 when they took charge of the factory, it was in the brink of bankruptcy because of improper operation.

She took charge of the family business when her father died .

She took charge of the family business after her father died.

Charge took charge of was charged with.

Steele took charge of all arrangements.

Naturally took charge of the multi-talented she is a girl.

After that, I became a doctor in the Affiliated Hospital Medical College and took charge of some research and teaching work in Ultrasound.

The accident produced a very bad impact on the society, so those who took charge of the project were severely punished.

Took charge of designing, constructing and maintaining of both the company's and the customers' web stations;

In 2003, Mr. Chen acquired Beijing Valve Central Plant and took charge of the overall operation of the enterprise;

Them took charge of the temple in 2004