Examples of 'took the reins' in a sentence
Meaning of "took the reins"
This phrase means that someone has taken control or assumed leadership over a situation, organization, or project. It implies that the person has taken responsibility for guiding or directing the course of events. The phrase is often used metaphorically, deriving from the literal act of taking control of a horse-drawn carriage by holding the reins. It can be used in various contexts, including business, politics, or personal life
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- simple past tense of take the reins
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took the reins
Cucchi took the reins of negotiation himself.
Dave very quickly took the reins.
Lancelot took the reins of the conversation.
The first woman took the reins.
Took the reins of the company.
For when he took the reins.
Dolores took the reins beginning this great legend.
Levin got into the trap and took the reins.
You really took the reins on your life.
I loved it even before Hagrid took the reins.
Craig took the reins.
This is the climate into which Nicolás Maduro took the reins of power.
And took the reins from the existing coach.
Sundar Pichai took the reins.
He then took the reins of my camel and led us on our way.
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And then Steven Moffat took the reins of the show.
He took the reins of the AUCC at a difficult time.
Perhaps another artist took the reins of the hero or villain.
I took the reins in my hands, he galloped away with me.
Noted artist Yoshitaka Amano then took the reins until vol.
The department also took the reins in terms of reconstruction projects.
Director Norman Taurog took the reins.
Kirbold took the reins and urged the Spikit toward the exit.
You know, profits have doubled since my girl took the reins.
Since you took the reins of vince's career.
What have been the most memorable moments since you took the reins of digital communication?
You took the reins of the business, developed it.
Four years later, she took the reins of the program.
She took the reins of her destiny, both personal and professional, throughout her life.
In the twentieth century, the sugar industry and tourism took the reins of their economy.
Since you took the reins of everything, business has been going swimmingly.
Facing the ineffectiveness, passivity and corruption of government authorities, civil society ultimately took the reins.
When I took the reins at McKinley High, it was a cesspool of hate.
Yahoo 's troubles began well before Mayer took the reins.
At last he returned and took the reins from Vasili Andreevich 's hand.
It was our first case after you left, so Stuart took the reins.
Since I took the reins from Han . Max 's reunion with her father is really humming along.
Assistant manager, ex-Southport boss Paul Carden took the reins on an interim basis.
Banner, took the reins of government.
Million hits everywhere, so I think that 's where my brother took the reins of everything.
I took the reins of conversation again,.
However Rabbi Avraham 's morale was not shaken, and he immediately took the reins in hand.
This same year, R. Glenn Prillaman took the reins as president and CEO of the company.
I just found the things I can control, and took the reins.
We took the reins of your intelligence, your heart, all of you.
In July, a new Superintendent took the reins.
In 2017 new tenants took the reins and once again the hotel has been comprehensively modernized.
And I would have to say, she took the reins.
His wife, Holly, took the reins of the business for two years.
In that year Adad-nirari III took the reins of power.
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