Sentence examples for a tiller from inspiring English sources

Stears with a tiller.

The economy has a tiller?

In small craft the rudder is operated manually by a handle termed a tiller or helm.

Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. …by a handle termed a tiller or helm.

A tiller over the bar and a ship's clock gently reinforce the restaurant's seaside setting.

He laughs at the thought of half-a-ton of horse without a tiller.

That is not to say Conner is not spending plenty of time with a tiller in his hand.

This arrangement was improved by increasing the width of the blade and attaching a tiller to the upper part of the handle.

Electrics, many of which were steered with a tiller rather than a wheel, were especially popular for their quietness and low maintenance costs.

A third runner, the steering runner, is mounted at either the fore or aft end of the hull and is controlled by the helmsman using a tiller.

But on the older ones, they travel head-first and steer by reaching back to a tiller in the stern, like small soft water boats.