Sentence examples for choice steers from inspiring English sources

Slight gains were achieved oy choice steers and iced broilers futures but trading was light.

Iced broilers and choice steers advanced a few points, both in light trade.

Meal futures fell back while iced broilers were little changed and choice steers advanced a few points.

After an unwise route choice steers you both into a traffic jam in Baker Street, your passenger shouts that you are a dribbling oik who should be more respectful of someone who's famously had kinky sex in the newspapers.

So, for the generals behind the coup, he was an obvious choice to steer the economy.

Mr. Obama's initial choice to steer the nation's shaky economy through the recession had been the economist Lawrence H. Summers, who had served as an adviser.

'Thor' (2011) For many, Branagh was a surprising choice to steer a blockbuster superhero action movie, but this story's origins in Norse mythology (albeit by way of Marvel Comics) perhaps explains the attraction.

Stoller, a former broadcaster, radio regulator and managing director of a John Lewis department store, may seem an unlikely choice to steer the foundation through this territory – behind chief executive Julia Unwin, the very public face of the foundation – but, he says, he brings "a perspective of public life and business life" and has "a passion for evidence-based public policymaking".

Choices that steer and direct the path of science are often based on institutionalized preferences within the scientific community.

By remembering what kind of relationship you want to create with your partner, you can make conscious choices that steer you in the right direction towards Lover's Lane. 5. Notice what is going on in your heart: Sometimes we may feel so overwhelmed by the sea of thoughts running through our head that we unconsciously neglect our feelings or body sensations all together.

I pray that I can raise both my children to have the strength of character to make the right choice when impulse steers them in the wrong direction.