Sentence examples for put at the helm from inspiring English sources

There was political pressure, political nominees put at the helm.

The original chef, Matthew Accarrino, departed, and at the last minute Michael Cressotti, who worked as a corporate chef at Sushi Samba, was put at the helm.

Roberts said the possibility of more MCZs in future provided an opportunity: "If science is put at the helm it will be worth waiting for".

Someone is put at the helm of that organisation and supports them with visits to each village, in terms of ensuring quality standards".

He joins a select crew of relatively young men put at the helm of major American orchestras in recent years: Gustavo Dudamel, 29, at the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Alan Gilbert, 43, at the New York Philharmonic.

With so much more at stake, it has become that much more important for companies to put at the helm the "best" executive or banker or fund manager they can find.

We want to look at the priorities and who are you putting at the helm of the EU to steer that path to reform".

"This puts at the helm of the talks the Iranian who is best positioned to engage in serious and productive dialogue with Washington," Maloney said of Zarif, a former ambassador to the United Nations who has spent much of his adult life in the United States.

Things have been slowly changing since Burke was put at the PR helm.

He also put Eurosceptics at the helm of the justice and culture departments and found ministerial jobs for a bevy of younger ones.

But the Liberal Democrat president, Tim Farron, put himself at the helm of those in the coalition concerned at the pace with which the government is moving.