Sentences with phrase «take helm»

S.J. Clarkson is about to boldly go where no female director has ever gone before, to take the helm of a Star Trek movie.

While things didn't quite work out for David Gordon Green's version of a Suspiria remake, it appears that everything lined up just right for Italian director Luca Guadagnino (A Bigger Splash), who will take the helm on the long - in - the - works remake.

It would seem fortuitous that they were able to score a great director like Ang Lee (Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon) to take the helm as the director.

After the production company and film studio acquired Stuecken and Campbell's screenplay, Trachtenberg signed onto take the helm of «Cloverfield's spiritual sequel.

20th Century Fox initially picked up Labor of Love way back when, but it languished in development hell because Fox was unwilling to let Shyamalan take the helm.

The actress, 37, will take the helm of the annual ceremony, which takes place on January 11 at Santa Monica Airport's Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California, and will be broadcast on The CW.

The LA Times reports that Linklater is in talks to take the helm...

Because band - leading brothers Dallas and Travis Good have made adaptability their defining characteristic, they're best served when bigger personalities take the helm.

Take helm of your home decor needs by adding this stylish, hanging, wheel - shaped accent mirror to truly enhance and elevate your home decor set up.

Will their departures clear the way for at least one woman to take the helm?

After being hit with many questions from the boat's owner, he let me take the helm.

Then, in 1982, he left academia, drawn by «the dawn of biotech» to take the helm at Biogen Research Corporation, in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

In the coming weeks, hundreds of new leaders will take the helm at agencies responsible for implementing policies that touch the lives of poor children and affect their odds of success in life.

Califf, whom critics have labeled an industry insider for his role overseeing large company - funded trials at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, North Carolina, will take the helm as the agency faces pressure from Congress to speed the approval of medical products to patients.

Climb into the pilot house and take the helm, making sure you steer clear of the other towboats passing on the river below.

About 5 years ago, he joined the MD Anderson faculty to take the helm of the program, which was created in 2001 after a faculty member died by suicide.

He has risen to chair the House Budget Committee, a post that he will need to relinquish, along with his congressional seat, to take the helm of HHS.

«McNutt is slated to take the helm at NAS on 1 July 2016.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R - Texas), another climate skeptic, is in line to take the helm of the Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee's Science and Space Subcommittee, which oversees both the National Science Foundation and the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.

NASA has not yet decided on a mission concept, but the general idea of heading to Europa has the backing of Representative John Culberson, the Texas Republican who in January will take the helm of the House subcommittee that oversees NASA's funding.

She would like Morelle to take the helm, at least in the interim.

MANHATTAN — Dennis Walcott has been cleared to take the helm as New York City Schools Chancellor after a state education panel voted unanimously to support him.

Effectively conceding defeat for his party in the presidential race, Mr. Ryan said his most urgent task was ensuring that Hillary Clinton did not take the helm with Democratic control of the House and Senate, two lawmakers said.

It is not clear whether there was also any political pressure from the mayor or City Hall to keep the 43 - year veteran, whom de Blasio highly praised even as he selected Bratton to take the helm of New York's Finest.

A new secretary will soon take the helm at Community Board 1.

Andrea Catsimatidis has decided to get involved in politics, too, and is jockeying to take the helm of the Manhattan GOP, replacing outgoing Chairwoman Adele Malpass, who will step down from her post to move to Washington with her husband David Malpass, the recently confirmed undersecretary for international affairs in President Donald Trump's Treasury Department.

Commissioner Ray Kelly's top intelligence official handed in his resignation this month, part of an expected series of changes at the top of the NYPD as Bill Bratton prepares to take the helm in January.

Another Tory Remainer sacked by May, Robert Halfon, will take the helm at the Education Committee.

Vincent Schiraldi, a former NYC probation commissioner is in the running to take the helm of the scandal - scarred jail system.

If he emerges the victor, the person he chooses to be executive vice chairman — the party's number two slot — could eventually take the helm.

Andrea Catsimatidis, the daughter of a grocery - store magnate and former Republican NYC mayoral candidate, is likely to take the helm of the New York County Republican Party.

A woman took over as attorney general for the first time in New York Tuesday, and several more could run to permanently take the helm.

In a surprise job swap Sarah Montague is leaving Radio 4's Today programme after 18 years to take the helm on The World On One while Martha Kearney is going the other way.

«The outright lies he has told about the $ 48,742 his household owes in property taxes, and the ever - changing stories about his illegal driving and $ 2,200 in unpaid parking tickets, are the behavior of a delinquent teenager, not a serious man asking to take the helm of a million - person county with a $ 1.8 billion budget.»

In January, Whitney Donhauser will take the helm at the Museum of the City of New York, an organization that has battled its way from financial jeopardy over the past dozen years.

Let your child take the helm.

She agreed, allowing me to take the helm.

Mike Krol, the society's chairman of the board of directors, will take the helm temporarily to replace Peggy Frank who retired after three decades heading the living history museum.

When thinking does take the helm, during the fourteen - to 21 - year - old cycle, and when prior stages have rooted deeply from intentional guidance, we start to see the fruit of Waldorf education.

CFF confirmed that 50 - year - old Zlatko Dalic would take the helm of the national team in the 2018 World Cup playoffs.

In the UEFA Euro's 2016, Netherlands could not even qualify either but despite these recent failures, the Dutch league has vast amount of talented figures that are on the rise who might be able to take the helm of the Dutch squad someday and try to switch their fortunes for the better.

Each of the boys would have liked to take the helm of the Steelers.

I'm glad to see Andy take the helm, and I think he's the leader this team in transition needs right now.

Truesdale attributes Owen's readiness to take the helm to a solid travel ball season and additional physical training work in the offseason.

According to a report in AS Chile, Carlo Ancelotti, who is set to take the helm of the Bundesliga club in the summer, has already communicated his transfer wish list to the club and Sanchez figures at the top of that list.

With Steven Gerrard leaving the club in the summer, and Luis Suarez leaving before this campaign, it does seem as if a new batch of stars are needed to take the helm.

As far as replacements I think allegri, conte or Simeone are more than capable to take the helm and i promise you if we get real leaders like them walcott / giroud / ramsay / ox / gibbs / arteta / flamini / rosicky will be cleared out.

Promises like, «Come to Penn State, I will slide our junior point guard who has been a team leader for two years to shooting guard, make him learn how to play defense, and you can take the helm at point and the offense can run through you.»

We need a young manager to take the helm.

If City somehow succeed in landing the Spaniard, it would open the door for Klopp to take the helm at the runaway Bundesliga leaders.