Sentence examples for being able to steer from inspiring English sources
I'd always been proud of myself for being able to steer clear of temptation, but now I was going to do the dirty on them.
The authors said they shared Ms. Ehrenreich's frustrations about not being able to steer white-collar readers to a group that could help them.
She has a strong visual imagination, and a capacity for lucid dreaming — the experience of recognizing that you are dreaming while you are dreaming, sometimes to the point of being able to steer the narrative.
"Being able to steer simulations routinely is pretty new, and we don't yet know the social direction that users want to take this," said Dr. Gabrielle Allen, a Cactus researcher at Planck.
CALEB CRAIN: He did take a much more hands-on approach to government than his predecessor, which left adrift a certain group in England who were used to being able to steer the monarch, and he does seem to have taken the colonists' defiance as a personal challenge to his authority.
A crucial focus of the investigation was the 33 minutes during which there was no recorded radio communication between the crew and anyone else working the fire, allowing the men to shift locations without anyone else knowing where they were going or the command center being able to steer them away from danger.
"We're able to steer the profits back into serving the freelancers".
With this simple gesture, I was able to steer the global media discussion around Dumb Starbucks".
We were able to steer people back to what they were supposed to be doing.
A passenger in her car was able to steer it to the side of the road.
