Sentence examples for to be at the helm from inspiring English sources

It has been an interesting time to be at the helm of the world's biggest auditor.

The opportunity to be at the helm of a multimillion-pound organisation.

There's nobody better suited to be at the helm of that team than him".

It is better to be at the helm than left behind.

Cameron made it clear he intends to be at the helm to see through long-term policy reformation that will last deep into the next parliament and beyond.

"He is probably the right man to be at the helm at this time for Elan," said Ian Hunter, an equity analyst at Goodbody Stockbrokers in Dublin.

Even more so than before the Republican primary, he has portrayed himself as someone in the know, who is accustomed to being at the helm of a big ship in both calm and troubled waters.

We don't mean in terms of the interior there the Cooper S is hands down the coolest thing next to being at the helm of the Starship Enterprise.

Budge intends to be at the Tynecastle helm for at least three years and does not plan to seek repayment for her outlay for at least two years to allow money raised by fans to be used as working capital.

With a new chief executive soon to be at the helm mining veteran Tom Albanese Tom Albanese –it's thought that Rio Tinto could also soon start picking up small- and mid-cap companies.

According to a Globe & Mail report, Radler could be at the helm for some time.