Then she began the short drive home, steering her car onto West Lexington Street, a one-way dotted with churches and modest houses.
Your May 1 editorial "The Ever-Deepening Pension Mess" proposes solutions to the troubling problem of kickbacks to politicians from investment houses for steering pension money from the $122 billion New York State pension system.
"People don't even want to leave their house," said Giedrius Gatautis, steering his yellow ice cream truck to a neighborhood swimming pool in the Atlanta suburbs.
Reporting from Santa Fe, N.M. — "Oldest house," panted Robert Chavez, steering his pedicab past a 17th century adobe.
Once you recognize that you use these things for inspiration, you can figure out a way to house them neatly, steering them away from the fate of being labeled "clutter".
The formula would have distributed money based on weather conditions instead of actual damage, was criticized by housing advocates as steering money away from minority areas and was ultimately rejected by federal housing officials.
At night he lies awake, imagining that he is steering the house through the night.
My brother said, 'Dad's steering the house!' " Eileen Penn told me, "Leo and I drank equally.
Seeking to protect the slim majority that they hold in the State Senate, Republican leaders have been steering their house in a moderate direction on several issues, from health care and abortion rights to lobbying reform.
Seeking to protect the slim majority that they hold in the State Senate, Republican leaders have been steering their house toward a more moderate course on several important issues, from health care and abortion rights to lobbying reform.
Today, home ownership is falling fast, and according to the English Housing Survey is back to the level of 1987, when Nicholas Ridley, one of Thatcher's keenest free-marketeers, was steering the housing bill through the Commons.
