Sentence examples for found steering from inspiring English sources

The government also has received 10 complaints that inspections found steering columns that were about to separate.

On the other hand, if you're used to a commuter heap, you're apt to find steering merely with the wheel challenge enough; even at 90, the turns at Monticello come on you as suddenly as those in a video game.

I also found the steering twitchy.

She found the steering sloppy and likened the handling to a dog wagging its tail.

At these lower speeds I found the steering so light that it lacked a feeling of connection with the road.

Compared to American cars, I found the steering a bit harsh and the suspension a little jouncy on the pothole-pocked roads.

Back on the river, we found ourselves steering around an increasing amount of debris in the water — tree limbs and even tires, that had been swept into the Hudson by recent storms.

It is found that steering conditions should be satisfied at both the left and right ends of a natural fracture to form an intensive fracture mesh after the induced hydraulic fracture reaches the natural fracture; there exists a minimum critical pump rate (critical pump rate) to form an intensive fracture mesh.

If you've already discovered that he or she once won a Bafta, or spent three years learning throat-singing in Mongolia, you will find yourself steering conversation in that direction.

Should you drive instead of your chauffeur, you will find the steering wheel of greater circumference than those on most of today's cars, with thin grips — more like the wheel of a prewar Rolls.

Advisers find themselves steering clients clear of risky ventures like nightclubs and restaurants, car-wash franchises and oil-and-gas partnerships that are often pitched to athletes and other celebrities.