Behind the wheel
I just came across this expression when someone isn't in charge of something.

Can anyone tell me how to use this expression in daily conversation?

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Behind the wheel
I just came across this expression when someone isn't in charge of something.

Can anyone tell me how to use this expression in daily conversation?

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It's specific to driving a car. "John was behind the wheel when the accident occurred." Or, "Don't get behind the wheel after you've been drinking."

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Thanks for your answer, but the expression I meant is 'behind the wheel'.

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The man wasn't in charge of the car when it crashed.
The manager wasn't in charge of the shop today.
I won't be in charge of the cooking tomorrow.

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