Sentence examples for aim to steer from inspiring English sources

There are important points at stake for both teams, as Somerset seek to keep alive barely flickering title hopes and Surrey aim to steer clear of relegation.

All of this material will be of immense interest to those who work with young people and aim to steer them towards a healthier way of life".

Distinctiveness has long been a key issue for Whittingdale but the report will aim to steer a course between the two sides, describing hits such Strictly Come Dancing and The Great British Bake Off, for example, as distinctive.

I have one overriding aim – to steer us through this next wave of change and embed Guardian Australia as a leading progressive voice, and a place where Australian journalists can continue to do brave and important work.

Such staff are mainly "ex-teachers with a fundamental belief that school is the best place for children or social services worker who aim to steer families back onto the school pathway", one parent told the MPs.

MGTOW is described as a movement which centres on a 'statement of self-ownership' whereby its members aim to steer clear of the social expectations of women and society in the belief that both have become 'hostile' against masculinity.

Dave Della Terza, who runs the Web site Vote for the Worst, which aims to steer votes to certain singers, suggested why a TiVo prognosis failed.

The "Good Relationship Guide" is a potential minefield: a new series that aims to steer pubescent listeners through the torment of their first approaches to the opposite sex.

Quiet and urbane, a touch dull, he has aimed to steer the party toward the center, hoping to attract voters who narrowly supported Mr. Hollande but are already growing disillusioned with his performance.

Alex Walmsley claims a first international cap with England, something that injury almost certainly deprived him of last year, is not on his mind as he aims to steer St Helens a step closer to a top-four finish in Super League at Wigan.

Earlier, when he was still holding his hostages at gunpoint, he had suggested that he should be prime minister, although later he said he did not want the job.Mr Qarase aims to steer a delicate line between the outside powers with an interest in Fiji's fate and domestic Fijian support for Mr Speight.