Sentence examples for a bit of steering from inspiring English sources

Even on clear days, drivers experience the sensation of losing a bit of steering control as their tires move across the bridge, and many slow down as a result.

"Land speed record cars do need quite a bit of steering because they have a tendency to slide around under all that acceleration," he told BBC News on a tour of his "office".

Without ABS, brake moderately hard (70%) while taking off a bit of steering.

Without ABS, brake moderately hard (about 70%) and take off a bit of steering.

A good solution is to immediately apply maximal braking pressure, and take off a bit of steering.

If there is a need to brake while turning: take out a bit of the steering input while braking.

With a forceful downshift that provoked a howl from the Alfa's engine — and an equally forceful bit of steering — we exited the turn, on a rural road between the wine country towns of Oakville and Calistoga, with all four wheels on the ground.

New electro-hydraulic power steering saves a bit of fuel while marginally improving the steering response.

After all, Mr Geoghegan could argue that he deserves a bit of extra cash for steering his institution through the worst financial crisis in decades without having to take money from the taxpayer (although HSBC has certainly benefited from the safety net the government has put under the entire banking sector).

There is a bit of play in the steering, so the car moves around a bit, but going on the banking in it was just mega.

Now, though, someclever German researchers have created an application – iDrive – that turns a handset into the most kick-ass bit of steering kit known to man.With controls to accelerate, brake and steer, the driver's instructions are sent to the specially rigged car over Wi-Fi.