Sentence examples for both steered from inspiring English sources
Because Mr. Mohammed and Mr. Libbi had both steered interrogators away from Mr. Kuwaiti, C.I.A. officials concluded that they must be protecting him for an important reason.
His co-star, Paul Walker, hung on for the sequel, but they both steered clear of the third instalment (except for a brief cameo from Mr Diesel).
Ford Motor booked a $2.7 billion 2009 profit, its first in four years, benefiting from cost cuts and market share gains as its two main U.S. rivals Chrysler and GM both steered into, and out of, Chapter 11.
Performed by Tom Gehring, a biologist at Central Michigan University in Mount Pleasant, they showed that wolves and coyotes both steered clear of cattle farms patrolled by Great Pyrenees dogs, and that the flags deterred wolves, but not coyotes.
Despite her stated desire, the Associated Press and Reuters both steered clear of using "she" in their pieces on the story.
But in democratic politics, citizens both steer the ship (with some delegation) and do the rowing.
In particular, Human Rights Watch examines the extent and impact of law enforcement's use of terrorism informants, who can both steer people into attempted acts of violence and chill religious or civic behaviour in the communities they penetrate.
The situation was worsened by the loss of the topmasts: this caused the French ship to roll so severely in the high seas that it was far more difficult to both steer the ship and aim the cannon than on the British vessels.
Both have steered many millions of dollars to their states.
Both executives steered their firms through the tumult and panic of the financial crisis.
During Mr Clinton's first two years he and both parties steered first NAFTA and then the legislation to implement the Uruguay round of trade negotiations through Congress, in the teeth of fierce opposition.
