| But now the rednecks are calling the shots, and the neocons are telling them how. |
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| Although he continued to write and narrate the films, he was no longer calling the shots in the editing room or with corporate sponsors. |
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| The difference this time is Indians are calling the shots, instead of just handing their sitars over to the Beatles to twang. |
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| Having had her share of flops and misses, the dimpled actress is finally calling the shots and choosing the films she wants to. |
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| He, like the other framers, hated concentrating power in the hands of a few, and didn't like the idea of the past calling the shots on the future either. |
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| When the president of Chrysler was fired by a trembling Mr Eaton it was obvious that Daimler's boss, Jürgen Schrempp, was calling the shots. |
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| They want the provinces to be nothing more than big municipalities, with Ottawa calling the shots and the provinces carrying them out. |
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| People now want to move away from the old inequality and of one nation group calling the shots to the detriment of the others. |
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| One thing that became pretty clear to me, of course, is the fact that it seemed the Americans were calling the shots. |
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| If he does not like this agenda, why do we have the legislation before us, unless he is not calling the shots? |
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| Canadians didn't seem to know who was in charge or who was calling the shots, other than Michael McCain, who was the face of this. |
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| In a nutshell, it would be better if we started calling the shots or others will keep calling them for us. |
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| Who is responsible for the deliverable and who is calling the shots internally? |
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| Instead it often seems that the industry, not governments, is calling the shots. |
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| We should seize the opportunity of a new generation of Europeans who will soon be calling the shots in the European market place. |
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| With private corporations calling the shots on quality of service, Canadians can expect poorer services and less government accountability. |
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| Where transmitters have traditionally determined the nature of information flows, it is increasingly the receptors who are calling the shots. |
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| After impressing under Guus Hiddink in 2006, Australia have put their faith in another Dutchman in the shape of Pim Verbeek. Meanwhile, Colombian Reinaldo Rueda will be calling the shots for Honduras. |
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| At a time when e-mailing performance is slowing down, mostly in the US, customers want to be talked to through various channels and don't be mistaken: they are the ones who want to be calling the shots, not you. |
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| But there is no doubt Merkel is calling the shots, however ambivalently. |
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| There's been a big shift in recent years – consumers today have access to a lot of information and are more in a position of control, calling the shots, if you like. |
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| I'll be glad to help after that, but I won't be calling the shots. |
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| He's already calling the shots, making decisions. |
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| Apparently the mullahs are calling the shots. |
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| I question who is pulling the strings and who is calling the shots. |
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| As fate would have it, Herdman's opposite number on that day will be calling the shots for Brazil's senior team when the sides meet on Wednesday evening. |
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| The fear of much of the agricultural community in my riding is that they have had the experience of activist judges or aggressive animal rights activists calling the shots. |
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| Within Russia and abroad, everyone had known that since late 1999, Putin had been calling the shots and Medvedev had been his closest aide. |
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| Dad is still calling the shots when we've got maybe two university-educated sons or daughters on the farm who are ready to take control and go, and there is still a tight grip at the top. |
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| I would suggest to you that you may want to carefully look at the image that is being portrayed here, how Air Canada is actually calling the shots, not the airport authority. |
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| I'd come to the conclusion that Ben had one hundred per cent dickmatized me, and to break the trance I needed to start calling the shots again when it came to blokes. |
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