take charge (verb)

1. The artist decided to take charge of the entire project, assuming control over the design, composition, and execution.

2. The high priest was expected to take charge of all religious rituals and ceremonies, assuming control over the proceedings.

3. In the epic fantasy novel, the chosen hero must take charge of a group of misfits, assuming control and leading them on a perilous journey.

4. The confident designer was determined to take charge of the fashion show, assuming control over each model's walk, outfit selection, and stage set-up.