Sentence examples for given steer from inspiring English sources

Also, the radius of curvature for a given steer angle and lean angle is proportional to the wheelbase.

He said it was completely wrong to suggest that the media were given a steer about Bramall's identity.

We're given a steer on the 'concept' thanks to Leonore (Emma Bell) muttering a poetic fragment by Borges, to the effect that this is a labyrinth with no escape.

Long-serving Gloucestershire batsman Chris Taylor has been given no steer on his future at the club.

In various real-world applications, there is a necessity given to steer processes in time.

But she said she wished she had stressed that all this happened a long time ago, and she regretted using the word "steered," given that racial steering in real estate is unlawful.

Their views remain a mystery, nor do their papers' opinions give a steer.

The first roper (header) begins behind a rope barrier to give the steer a head start.

HE GAVE no steer on future interest-rate decisions and no assessment of where he sees the economy going.

He went on: "The classification has a value in giving a steer to people, at the very least.

He told the Guardian: "I don't think it's helpful for ministers to appear to be giving a steer to judges.