Sentence examples for Good steers from inspiring English sources

GOOD STEERS IN DEMAND.; The Average Price for All Cattle Under Figures for Last Week.

Though this county fair had everything you'd expect — a Ferris wheel, a country-music band, preserved-fruit competitions and livestock displays ("Lot of good steers here," said one observer) — I spotted little details that surprised me, like the Asian-inspired "Happy Bowls" sold by the Idaho-Oregon Buddhist Temple Sunday School Women's Association.

Though this county fair had everything you'd expect — a Ferris wheel, a country-music band, preserved-fruit competitions and livestock displays ("Lotta good steers here," said one observer) — I spotted little details that surprised me, like the Asian-inspired "Happy Bowls" sold by the Idaho-Oregon Buddhist Temple Sunday School Women's Association.

THE ONE WORD YOU SHOULD NEVER SAY While hurrying through a fight may be good, steer clear of certain words, or at least one word.

By recommending that this sophisticated wine accompany boeuf à la Bordelaise, Mr. Borghese gives Long Island's home cooks and their families a good steer.

A few weeks ago, sitting in the back row at the ceremony near San Francisco, Good steered the drone to the altar, delivering the payload in front of 100 or so astonished guests.

That said, knowing more about the experience of other companies – particularly industry peers – can provide a good steer as to the potential commercial outcomes from a successful behaviour change programme.

Being aware of a firm's sudden interest in a certain type of security or news could at the very least be a good steer for an informed journalist.Bloomberg (which is a competitor of The Economist Group in several areas) emphatically denied that reporters had access to e-mails, trading data or information on precisely what stories were being read and by whom.

But at least the Fed website tells you when the latter is happening, so we should get a good steer on when that is happening.

For a highly entertaining look inside the Dean campaign, and a pretty good steer on where online campaigning is headed in the future, read Joe Trippi's book The Revolution Will Not Be Televised Democracy, The Internet and The Overthrow of Everything (Regan Books, $26.95).

Even if you haven't been looking until spurred by a New Year's resolution, the following tips are a good steer: Think about unsuccessful applications and interviews.