Sentence examples for To be steering from inspiring English sources

Alien beings are rumored to be steering Comet Elenin our way to knock Earth off its axis.

"There is a societal driver, whereby monogamy is what people 'need' to do," said organiser Marcos, "and people who steer away from that are seen to be steering away from core beliefs that are essential to the functioning of society".

Ukip, he says, "seems to be steering the Tory agenda at the moment.

Although thankfully the Miis appear to be steering well clear of racism, sexism and drug-smoking.

And there are disconcerting moments when he seems, willfully, to be steering into the thunderheads.

The Conservatives seem to be steering to a path clearly at odds with the views of most practitioners.

So far, other than coffee, Amazon appears to be steering clear of offering addictive products with the service.

"In a democracy," Paul said, "everything goes awry and the blind claim to be steering the boat.

This year, the BBC seems to be steering us down a sweet and cheerful Eurovision road to nowhere.

Therefore, the assessment tends to be steering-style education.

Ranieri has been handed a two-year deal and his main focus will now be steering Greece to Euro 2016.