Sentence examples for I might steer from inspiring English sources

I might steer clear of Muscadet or sauvignon blanc for that reason, but it still leaves many fine choices.

If they asked me about it, I might steer them to a different product, or at the very least, to products they should use alongside Rosetta Stone.

I might steer clear of dishes like eel over rice ($8) or Japanese eggplant ($5), both brushed too thickly with a sweet sauce.

Me: "Tell an S.W.S. sufferer: 'Step away from the sport utility vehicle, sir. You've had one too many already.' " She: "Well, if they came in for an Expedition, and it wasn't right for them, I might steer them to a less expensive car like a two-door Explorer".

If anyone's asking, I might steer them toward Spain and a crisp, bone-dry, slightly saline Txakoli (a.k.a. Txakolina) from the Basque country on the northern coast of Spain.

When it isn't caught, it might steer the recipient in the wrong direction by causing him or her to perceive and pursue a strength that doesn't actually exist.

If I were someone who did not see much dance, I just might steer clear of the workshop after reading her article.

To explore: (i) How elite and professional sport culture might steer individuals towards particular stories, identities, and actions; (ii) How athletes navigate or respond to these cultural pressures.

There is also some agreement about where the city might steer new development.

Forcing them to pay their own way might steer them away from mass transit, he said.

They might steer a middle course between ideological supranationalism and nationalist chauvinism.