be in control of

Ani can be in control of this feeling — and even profit from it — without so much as a bruise to her heart.

“If we were gonna have the opportunity to be in control of the next project we were doing together, I was gonna ask myself to do something very different,” he says about conceiving the project with García Bernal.

The Clacton MP will continue to be Reform UK's leader but said: "I no longer need to be in control of Reform so I'm surrendering all of my shares."

Walz’s political record is that of “a centrist Democrat who happened to be in control of a state where the Democrats had moved to the left,” said Michelle Phelps, a sociology professor at the University of Minnesota.

It ends up underscoring why he and the Mrs. were so enthused about Trump's attempted coup: They agree with the foundational sentiment that the American people should not be in control of their government.