Examples of using To be in control in English and their translations into French
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I think that gymnastics was always a place that you were able to run away to, to be in control.
I mean, maybe deep down inside there's a part of you that wants to be in control and responsible.
Children who have not been able to rely on their caregiver often develop the need to be in control.
other physical activities where they need to be in control;
you have always needed to be in control, Joan.
Devolved whirling in that mess self-hatred bubbling inside… this pathetic insecurity will cause him to want to be in control.
It is also strictly prohibited to be on duty, to be in control of a NAV CANADA vehicle
engage in persistent chatter or nonsense questions to be in control of the conversation.
The technical survey team found that while the junta appeared to be in control of Freetown, the security situation in the countryside remained highly volatile
it also enables us to be in control of our actions, our policies,
there are some managers that are just too skeptical and like to be in control at all times.
Cambodia was certainly complicated, there did exist a de facto authority which appeared to be in control of the country, and it would do no harm for the Committee to remind that authority of its commitments under the Convention.
Because when it comes to being in control.
We have to be in control.
Someone has to be in control.
You got to be in control, Steve.
Now you get to be in control of her life.
It feels good to be in control of something, you know?
Oh God, it felt so good to be in control again.