Sentence examples similar to guiding- from inspiring English sources

It is easy to see now why Norwich were so keen to headhunt the man who regularly scalped Scotland's top sides after guiding Hamilton to the top-flight last season.

The guiding principle to the division process was two-thirds to the Czech Republic, one third to Slovakia, based on the proportion of territory to population.

Villani gets off the mark by guiding an inswinger away behind square leg for one.

Gonzalo Higuaín was the star performer for Napoli, his first European hat-trick guiding the Italian side to a 3-1 victoverover Dynamo Moscow.

With polls suggesting that a guiding premise of Obama's foreign policy – "Don't do stupid shit" – fell out of favour with the American public almost two years ago, the questions 19 months from Election Day start at Foggy Bottom and spread across the globe: how far might candidate Clinton go to distance herself from secretary Clinton?

But in our case, they're for guiding the thought process.

Once you've mastered the basics, you can play around with the recipe to your heart's content (and it ought to be content: many versions are very low in fat) – but the guiding principle should always be to cram as many contrasts of flavour and texture into each bite as possible, while retaining the roll's elegant appearance (ie don't get too Man v Food about it).

We are blinded by flurries of paper and at times forget the guiding principles of the mission of higher education.

Whatever hand, human or randomly digital, is guiding the programming over at Netflix, they are to be commended on consistently turning up the most pleasingly unexpected documentaries.

College costs, and the inevitable student loans, are helping to stunt "the normal saving, investment and consumption habits that ultimately serve as the guiding force of economic growth in the U.S".

The football world may still be reeling from the fall of its chief, its head, its guiding light in the dark night, as we all contemplate what life will be like without Sepp Blatter's steady hand at our tiller, but some things are constant.