Sentence examples for classes steered from inspiring English sources

It begins in the vein of a classic Agatha Christie scenario like "Murder on the Orient Express," with an assortment of characters from different social classes steered into microcosmic confinement, some of them carrying troubling baggage.

Instead, it was a sixth-grade teacher in Los Angeles, who had caught him drawing in class, who steered him on the road to design.

When homicides were at an all-time high during New York City's crack epidemic, he said, middle-class people steered clear of the subways after 9 p.m.

Timothy Geithner, the nominee for Treasury secretary, and Lawrence Summers, the new steward of economic policy, are both, by all accounts, preposterously smart, but they are captains of the economic class that steered us onto the rocks.

In a subsequent conversation Ms. Sturton said she has gone back to school at a community college to take business classes and steer herself toward a career change.

Hillary Clinton, who has put together a coherent platform focused on raising the incomes and enhancing the economic security of middle-class families, has steered clear from addressing the very real danger of low growth over the coming decades.

Together with the military, the judiciary makes up a powerful elite class, which has steered Turkey from behind the scenes since Mustafa Kemal Ataturk founded the modern Turkish state in 1923, issuing court rulings and carrying out military coups when secularism — or its interests — are threatened.

This paper develops the kinematic model of a class of multi steered general n-trailer system.

Their children, when they attend school, are frequently steered into classes for the mentally handicapped.

Class-based political requirements steered artists toward crafts, and the designing of household or industrial goods.

But, he said, "if the classes were done carefully, and steered clear of those kinds of things, I can see that they'd be extremely motivating".