helming (Meaning)

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helming (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Helm

The seasoned captain, helming the mighty ship, navigated the treacherous waters with ease.
The young actress helmed the lead role in the groundbreaking play, captivating audiences with her remarkable performance.
The ambitious CEO helmed the tech giant through a tumultuous period, leading them to unprecedented success.
The conductor helmed the orchestra, drawing forth an enchanting symphony that filled the concert hall with ethereal sounds.
The skilled surgeon helmed the complex operation, guiding the team with precision and unwavering focus.
The experienced politician helmed the nation during a time of crisis, steering it towards stability and prosperity.
The ambitious entrepreneur helmed the startup company, driving it towards innovation and profitability.
The respected professor helmed the prestigious university, fostering academic excellence and intellectual curiosity.
The renowned chef helmed the Michelin-starred restaurant, creating culinary masterpieces that tantalized diners' taste buds.
The intrepid explorer helmed the expedition into the uncharted wilderness, seeking adventure and scientific knowledge.

of Helm

steering, piloting,navigating, conning,hijacking, highjacking, commandeering

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The seasoned captain, helming the mighty ship, navigated the treacherous waters with ease.

The young actress helmed the lead role in the groundbreaking play, captivating audiences with her remarkable performance.

The ambitious CEO helmed the tech giant through a tumultuous period, leading them to unprecedented success.

The conductor helmed the orchestra, drawing forth an enchanting symphony that filled the concert hall with ethereal sounds.