take the helm

No, you cannot, but the next coach who takes the helm will have the same problems.

The best man in the ship must take the helm.

For the third time in three years, an assistant would take the helm.

I went back up and took the helm from Brad.

"Data, you take the helm and get us in close."

"Take the helm, and let us see what you know."

After that, take the helm, but wait for my instructions.

Later, in 1977 under a public referendum of a yes no vote he took the helm as President.

The economy was rallying just before he took the helm.

Lucy took the helm and I sat close by as we went to check them out.

Just weeks after he took the helm, his father died of lung cancer.

When her husband died, she took the helm, running the business and raising three daughters.

"Take the helm for a moment; give it a try."

Postwar, he took the helm of his family's shipping line in 1927.

Mark took the helm, and I kept a wary eye on our competition.

In no time, the speaker was ousted and another took the helm.

It seemed only logical that Warren would take the helm.

Let's hope that the captains of industry respond and take the helm.

He took the helm and felt her easy response.

Before taking the helm, he was one of the few industry executives to talk about issues like global warming.

I took the helm, then traded with Brad after about ten minutes.

Since taking the helm, the party has moderated itself, both in action and speech.

They stopped speaking for a while, then Gerry offered to take the helm.

Presently she took the helm, and he went down below to get supper.

First, you take the helm of a Labour party which is broadly united.