Sentence examples for at guiding from inspiring English sources

"It's great at guiding the player along a linear track.

Most discount sites are excellent at guiding fashionistas to sample sales and other discounts.

In recent years they have become increasingly adept at "guiding" analysts on profits.

"The spatial plan is aimed at guiding the development of Aceh, while protecting the environment," he said.

Second, the program was prematurely terminated just as insights from the early missions were proving their worth at guiding the later missions, and thereby enhancing their scientific value.

"We really missed him today because he's one of the best descenders and he's really good at guiding us down the mountain in a safe way," Contador said.

They note that outside the show ring, Labradors are all-purpose dogs, skilled at guiding the blind, performing search-and-rescue missions, sniffing out bombs and excelling at nearly everything they are asked to do.

The MoMA app is fine at guiding visitors around the museum, with an adequate floor map and floor-by-floor exhibit listings, but its real sweet spot is its Modern Voices audio tours.

Few who had watched Ferguson's skill at guiding and motivating his team through the closing stages of a tight season expected anything other than a 13th title for the Scot and a 20th for his club.

Sensible enough in concept, the definition is maddeningly vague in application, largely because it is based upon a 1974 General Assembly resolution that was aimed at guiding state conduct, not defining individual criminal liability.

Sure enough, a couple of days later he e-mailed me an Aerospace Daily report in which Air Force Secretary James Roche conceded to some defense reporters that Predator "doesn't work so good" at guiding bomber pilots to targets without added help from spotters on the ground.