Examples of using Put him in charge in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Who put him in charge?
More importantly, who put him in charge?
Mom put him in charge.
And he said general o'Neill put him in charge.
Who put him in charge?
The person in charge, or those who put him in charge?
You put him in charge.
Another one of your people… well, he wanted me to kill you and put him in charge.
And who put him in charge?
Put him in charge of the latrine.
Delphine put him in charge.
I put him in charge of security.
But would I put him in charge?
Who put him in charge of the whole world?
That's why the secretary put him in charge of the case.
They put him in charge of accounts.
And when Ken turned your idea in, they put him in charge of the corporate presentation.
He put him in charge of a great army.
Who the hell put him in charge, anyway?
Why not put him in charge of implementing his own recommendations?
Where the worker can manage alone, let us put him in charge of the factory and give him an expert as an assistant.
Pope Paul III put him in charge of organising assistance for the Pilgrimage of Grace(and related movements), an effort to organise a march on London to install a conservative Catholic government instead of Henry's increasingly‘protestant' leaning one.
I was gonna put him in charge of legal.
Did you put him in charge of the group?
Where there is a good expert, let us put him in charge and give him as assistants two or three of the workers.
So early on, put him in charge for a full day.
Nurturing her son's artistic ability, she put him in charge of their garden and apprenticed him to a local carpenter.
His military career started forreal in the 1950s when Moshe Dayan put him in charge of an unofficial outfit called Unit 101, which was sent across the border to kill and destroy, in retaliation for similar actions committed by Arabs.
I am putting him in charge.
Arthur puts him in charge of the knights' training program, not knowing that Mordred is there to destroy the Round Table in revenge against Arthur for abandoning him, and detests the idea of being a Knight("The Seven Deadly Virtues").