Sentence examples for allowed to steer from inspiring English sources

By 14 she was allowed to steer the bike herself, a ritual element of the family's annual trip to a classic bike show.

On our way towards Lunga – an island famed for its puffins – Eve and I are given charge of the ship and allowed to steer.

A callow stripling of 60 or so may then conceivably be allowed to steer the kingdom faster towards modernity and perhaps even greater justice, equality and choice; forget the infamy of full democracy for now.The pity is that the reforms have come so late and have previously been so tentative.

But Sporting battled back and levelled when Emiliano Insua was allowed to steer a header in from 12 yards.

This allows to steer directly from one eigen-state to any other one without using an additional intermediate eigen-state.

Unlike phone service providers, which are prevented under E.U. law from filtering Internet data except for purposes of network management, the makers of mobile device operating systems are allowed to effectively steer Internet traffic by giving priority to their own Web sites, applications and online businesses.

Mrs. Clinton's visit to the Taiyanggong Thermal Power Plant allowed her to steer the focus back to climate change.

Early in the trip, Spotz broke the cable that allowed her to steer with her foot as she rowed, forcing her to use a cumbersome hand steering system.

Ms. Weiss, who said she was a voluntary participant in explicit online chats with Mr. Weiner, said it was his position as a prominent lawmaker that allowed him to steer conversations about politics and policy into racy exchanges about sex.

The hosts had already spilt three in the first innings, the most expensive of which allowed James Harris to steer Middlesex beyond 200 to secure a precious batting bonus point.

Showing a neat piece of skill, he skipped away from James Collins and created the yard of space that allowed him to steer a right-footed shot in off Hennessey's near post.