Sentence examples for has steered in a from inspiring English sources

(Recently, Ritter has steered in a more pro-labor direction).

And, whereas many of those successful innovators have combined dubstep with grime, techno and half time jungle influences, we've steered in a more vibe-oriented direction - standing on the shoulders of giants such as Silkie, Martyn and 2562.

Many of my recent favourites have steered in the same direction.

FOR almost two years George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, has steered Britain in a more austere fiscal direction than any other country that has much choice in the matter.

And CUD has steered EPA in a different direction.

But since the two men had a falling out a year ago, Mr. Schroder has steered his party in a more pro-business direction.

And if their performances are a shade broader than when I saw them in London, Mr. Roberts has steered them into a gratifyingly in-sync ensemble, of sprightly pace and (especially given their characters' local accents) clarity.

Along with many other members of the Standing Rock community, Archambault has steered the encampment in a nonviolent direction.

He has steered legislation, played a role in making and breaking legislators and legislative leaders, and made a show of being close to Governor Christie, a Republican, at a time when other Democrats would like to undercut the governor.

McAuliffe has steered a cultural middle road in his pursuit of new business.

The designer, a relative unknown Central Saint Martins graduate when the appointment was announced, has steered Givenchy – in the doldrums in 2005 – to its current position as arguably the Parisian fashion house with cool factor.