Sentence examples for begin to steer from inspiring English sources

Applying too much brake as you begin to steer into the corner can affect the steering arc.

Nothing makes sense in the heat of battle and it takes another few generations to begin to steer the senselessness into some kind of narrative.

Working together and in tandem with the Democrats, they can reject President Bush's zealots and, with any luck, begin to steer their party back to its Rooseveltian traditions of strong environmental stewardship.

With employees empowered to handle the daily tasks, Aeppel will be freed up to connect with colleagues in her industry, contemplate the goals of her company in a larger context and begin to steer it in a new direction.

Only when we begin to steer away from being perfect, we realize how much more open we are to new possibilities.

These conduits began to steer billions of dollars into the Madoff operation.

But Simon negotiated the quickened pace proficiently, and eventually began to steer Monfils around the court effectively with his forehand.

The next few years were critical in China: Deng Xiaoping began to steer the country toward reform and greater openness.

During his tenure of a little more than a year, Mr. Borden began to steer the judiciary toward more accountability.

José Antonio Meade, an economist appointed to be foreign secretary, has begun to steer the conversation about Mexico onto happier subjects, such as the roaring export sector.

By the early 1970s principal songwriters Cetera, Lamm, and Pankow and producer-manager James Guercio began to steer Chicago in a more pop-oriented direction.