be at the wheel



be at the wheel

1. Literally, to drive a vehicle (and thus sit at the steering wheel). Don't worry, Katie's at the wheel, and she is excellent at driving in the snow. I'm so excited to finally be at the wheel of my own car!
2. To be in charge; to be the leader (of something). Jack is at the wheel, so I know they'll get this project done on time!
See also: wheel

be at/behind the wheel

if you are at the wheel of a vehicle, you are driving it I always feel perfectly safe when Richard's at the wheel.
See reinvent the wheel
See also: wheel

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Alger['ældʒə]
AspenAS-pənEnglish (Modern)
SharynSHER-ən, SHAR-ənEnglish
Arnulf-German, Ancient Germanic
Ekene-Western African, Igbo
Evander (2)ee-VAN-dər, ə-VAN-dərScottish, English