Hard right!" the guide barks out as he begins steering the raft from the rear, his paddle serving as a kind of rudder while the six rafters drive their paddles into the water, pulling the raft forward.
Bannon immediately began steering the site even deeper into the anti-establishment movement.
No sooner did they arrive than I began steering guests to the couch, worried that the chairs' spindly legs might snap after a too-enthusiastic plop.
Gosling, who was writing the libretto, began steering Nureyev towards the letters and journals, as well as Don Juan, which delighted the dancer.
Yards away, a T-33 training plane began steering through an obstacle course of no-fly zones without its pilot lifting a finger.
Wall Street analysts predicted a sharp decline of pork sales in grocery stores, and some consumers began steering clear of pork chops.
Beginning in the nineteen-eighties, pro-life activists began steering away from attempts to overturn Roe and toward efforts to weaken it, chiefly by lobbying for new laws, especially in state legislatures, restricting access to abortion.
Martinez began steering Sears to focus on new retailing formats that were aimed at reducing the store's dependency on shopping malls, including Sears Hardware stores, Orchard Supply Hardware Stores and the Great Indoors.
Taylor soon began steering the company into the tire business.
Fanzo was attempting to give a backstage tour via live stream when viewers began steering the conversation toward his smartphone.
