Examples of 'was calling the shots' in a sentence

Meaning of "was calling the shots"

was calling the shots - This phrase means to be in charge or making important decisions

How to use "was calling the shots" in a sentence

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was calling the shots
No way he was calling the shots on this operation.
But many believed it was Bill who was calling the shots.
She was calling the shots.
I do not know who was calling the shots.
I was calling the shots.
I was certain she was calling the shots.
Muncie was calling the shots.
Novakovich was the only one who knew that Suvarov was calling the shots.
Clearly he was calling the shots.
Novakovich is the only person who knew that Suvarov was calling the shots.
Duclair was calling the shots on his own escape.
Is the only person who ever knew that Suvarov was calling the shots.
And grace was calling the shots at that point, not everett.
My body, governed by some force, previously unknown to me was calling the shots.
Because Lynch was calling the shots.

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So it would seem . I was certain she was calling the shots.
Yeah, if she was calling the shots.
Did not matter what I wanted . He was calling the shots.
It says he quit because Hezbollah was calling the shots in the government.
We want to know who's in charge, who was calling the shots.
So I am guessing that Duclair was calling the shots on his own escape.
I hate to say this, but I am sure Kristin was calling the shots then, too.
Is not it possible that she was calling the shots the whole time?
Honestly, I … I do not know who was calling the shots.
Right . So I am guessing that Duclair was calling the shots on his own escape.

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