Sentence examples for being steered by from inspiring English sources

The message is that the Republican party is being steered by its most extreme faction.

Many investors were looking for signs that Groupon was being steered by a capable team that had finally grown up.

Only this time the starship is being steered by a pilot whose identity you might not surmise even if you had billions and billions of guesses.

And, of course, Assad was accusing his Syrian opponents of being steered by foreign hands long before the uprising got bloody.

According to Dickey Mathes, the chairman of Pilots Agree, several tugboats are now being steered by one pilot with no deputy on board.

The British tourists also began to emerge, in twos and threes, a few of them knee-walking drunk and being steered by their companions.

The rafts are steered by the motorcycles' handlebars.

More than ever, network television is steered by youth culture.

Until now, the established understanding was that deconstructivism was steered by men.

This is the first time, however, that the talks have been steered by an outside party.

Since the 1980s it has been steered by a posse of sensible, business-friendly Labour politicians.