Sentence examples for while at the helm of from inspiring English sources
Craig, it seems, is happy to consume an alcoholic beverage while at the helm of an actual boat.
He has faced criticism of his own pay while at the helm of the owner of British Gas.
While at the helm of a fighter-jet simulator, he joked about blowing up the offices of the Portland Press Herald, the state's largest newspaper.
The Democratic nominee repeated once more that it was "a mistake" for her to use a private email while at the helm of the State Department.
While at the helm of the I.M.F., Mr. Strauss-Kahn, an economist and politician, had used the European debt crisis to seize, somewhat audaciously, a new and prominent role for the world body.
Ms. Kraushaar had previously allowed her lawyer to challenge Mr. Cain's denial that he had done anything wrong while at the helm of the restaurant association in the late 1990s.
Master of the USSR in his lifetime, Leonid Brezhnev (1906-1982) is best remembered today for his exceedingly hairy eyebrows and descent into senility while still at the helm of a nuclear superpower.
He is wrapping up his much-anticipated memoir; frequenting the public speaking circuit; prominently stumping again for the Democratic Party all while being at the helm of his charitable foundation and getting ready for the opening of his $160 million presidential library and museum in Little Rock.
In June, Huffington announced the upcoming launch of Thrive Global, which she had initially planned to run while remaining at the helm of HuffPost.
Just look at Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer who became the first woman on its board of directors, and Indra Nooyi, the PepsiCo CEO who comments openly about the balancing act while staying at the helm of the second largest food and beverage business in the world.
Both O'Neal and Parsons were compensated primarily with stock and options while at the helms of their respective companies; the value of their stakes in those companies has languished since the onset of the recession, shoving their fortunes below the $100 million mark.
