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… successful charge of our three printing houses and our college building at Battle Creek, Michigan ( The Signs of the Times, October 7, 1875 ).

… in charge of the work that unless a marked change came in his attitude, he would soon have to find other employment.

… in charge—a role she did not choose or covet. But those about her recognized that she had insights and experience others did not have.

… , has charge of the kitchen and dining room, and on one day in the week gives practical instruction in cooking. The students are taught how to make bread, can fruit …

… without charge, and to help families in which there was dire need of food, clothing, and bedding. But Mrs. White, in letters, and at times in her oral presentations …

… take charge of the work of fitting up the sanitarium building for use ( The Review and Herald, March 16, 1905 [ Special Testimonies, Series B 10:10, 11 ]).

… a charge is this! Not one soul manipulates my writings ( Letter 391, 1906 ).

… in charge of the work at Elmshaven; he was the principal spokesman during the period of work on the book, and quite naturally was the one to make explanations …

… in charge of the service and was assisted by A. O. Tait, Signs editor, and Elders Loughborough and Farnsworth. At 3:00 in the afternoon, following the service, W …

… in charge of the funeral arrangements. The church had sent him to meet the travelers and to inform them of plans for the funeral.