Sentence examples for hand steers from inspiring English sources

Ms. Christian, on the other hand, steers clear of G.E. because of the company's involvement in nuclear energy.

(You can argue this theory from different theological positions. Mr. Boyer is an atheist, and treats religion as a mistake. Mr. Barrett is an evangelical Christian, who thinks that God's hand steered evolution).

When you grow too lost to find your way out, gentle hands steer you back toward the path.

However, he overplayed his hand and steered extremely close to the wind before finally managing to force a draw.

His shot was saved by Matt Gilks but Martin was on hand to steer home the rebound.

Gerhard Schröder's mantra that he would use a "steady hand" to steer Germany through the gathering economic storms has begun to sound alarmingly like shorthand for doing nothing.

By this point the novel has squandered a little of the good will it has been so stylishly accumulating, and one wishes that a firmer editorial hand had steered it away from its overeager braiding of plot lines.

Several experienced hands were on hand to steer proceedings: Albarn, drummer Tony Allen (from Nigeria), ngoni player Bassekou Kouyate (Mali), guitarist Nick Zinner (US) and singer Jupiter Bokondji (Congo) among them; but they were joined by umpteen others new to the concept, from local rock star Matthieu Chedid (aka -M-) to Kasabian (from Leicester).

And even if it were, when we consider that William Carlos Williams, after a series of strokes, had to hunt and peck his poems by using his left hand to steer his right forefinger to each and every typewriter key, we are reminded that sportswriters shouldn't complain when the hot dogs are cold in the press box.

Maybe the party's finance spokeswoman Jackie Baillie thinks her steady hand could steer the ship.

Goalkeeper Bialkowski failed to deal with a Russell effort from outside the box, and the enterprising Barton was on hand to steer the rebound home.