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take control of

   Also found in: Legal 0.01 sec.
take control of someone or something
to get the power and right to direct someone or something. I will take control of him and see that he does what I want. Will you take control of the Wilson project?
See also: control, take


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This war is led by foreign fighters who want to take control of Somalia," he said.
A passenger was able to take control of the plane, communicate with the air traffic controllers and land the plane safely in Fort Myers (Florida).
Once you've been on a certain path for a while, it's not easy to just stop abruptly and change directions in an attempt to take control of your life.
 
 
 
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