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.
This allows to steer directly from one eigen-state to any other one without using an additional intermediate eigen-state.
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.
Even at the last, he only appeared to be staying on into third behind Sam Adams and Healys Bar, but the two in front slowed dramatically on the run-in allowing Mullins to steer a path between them and win by three-quarters of a length.
Contrastivists also claim that contrastivism, together with contrastivist principles, allows us to steer a path between skepticism and Moorean "dogmatism".
Endorsing the findings of a long Navy report, Mr. Cohen said senior civilian and military leaders had failed to identify shortcomings in security that allowed two men to steer a harbor skiff packed with explosives alongside the Cole on Oct. 12and detonate it, killing 17 sailors.
Nevertheless, the heading indicator serves a crucial purpose in allowing the pilot to steer a course while making turns whose acceleration would cause a magnetic compass needle to deviate from north.
The two retired commanders who led the commission, Gen. William W. Crouch of the Army and Adm. Harold W. Gehman of the Navy, emphasized that they had not set out to assign blame for any lapses or oversights that allowed two suicide bombers to steer a harbor skiff packed with explosives up to the Cole.
