Sentence examples for determination to steer from inspiring English sources
And now, in "The Debut," directed by Gene Cajayon, a high school student in California rebels against his Filipino-born father's determination to steer him into a career the young man doesn't want.
THE belief that more education will make Britain more meritocratic and shrivel the class system lies behind the huge expansion in higher education of the past two decades and the government's determination to steer half the country's 18-30-year-olds into universities.
And in its determination to steer clear of controversy, "13 Hours" ends up confusing in its lack of specific information.
Qualities emerged that I hadn't known I had, like unwavering patience, overwhelming love, and a fierce determination to steer my son around at least some of the pitfalls of my own childhood.
The show seemed to steer itself.
"We try to steer clear of that".
We are forced to steer by guesswork.
But dieters might want to steer clear.
In an effort to steer clear of debt collectors with troubled pasts, the Budget Division has declared that it will not hire any bidder that has "an adverse determination" against it by the state attorney general.
Van Gundy likes to steer with guilt.
