stand with(to unite with someone, as in defense, e.g.: Don't worry. I'll stand with you to the end. He stood with her and they faced the threat together.Lavrin)
breathe down one's neck(Stop breathing down my neck! – Не стой у меня над душой! The boss was breathing down my neck all morning. – стоял у меня над душой ART Vancouver)
camp out on the doorstep of(In my humble opinion, the answer lies with the American people who need to remove their blinders and do their own homework and realize that unless they camp out on the doorsteps of their elected representatives and make it clear that the very positions of these representatives are at stake...)
at the wheel(to drive or steer a vehicle or vessel; to be in charge: This company has not been doing too well recently, but now that you're at the wheel, I think we are going to have a lot of success in the years to comeTaras)
