Sentence examples for into steering from inspiring English sources

Because radio station licences can be denied or revoked by the statutory Broadcasting Council, radio station owners are increasingly being cowed into steering clear of controversial political issues.

It is hard to grasp how much concentration goes into steering and braking a two-wheel machine until you ride an MP3 that handles essentially the same, but without the fear of crashing should a front tire lose traction.

Mr. Rodriguez said residents had complained that Dr. Erachshaw intimidated them into steering hospital patients to his private practice, that he signed off on operations for which he was not present and that he performed unnecessary operations.

On Wednesday, federal prosecutors accused several CityTime consultants — at least one of them a longtime associate of Mr. Bondy — of being involved in a scheme that manipulated the city into steering expensive contracts to businesses that they controlled, and of redirecting some of that money for their own enrichment.

Mr. Rechnitz had been called to testify about how he facilitated a payoff between Mr. Seabrook and the financier Murray Huberfeld, who is accused of bribing Mr. Seabrook into steering millions of dollars of correction officers' retirement money into his hedge fund.

The game was nonviolent but just challenging enough to hook players into steering the Pac-Man for hours through its mazes on the hunt for ghostly tidbits.

If they were graded in the same manner as term papers, it'd be given an F. It's one of those drives that leave your hands crimped into steering-wheel position and make you wonder why your favorite sport isn't, say, bowling.

"Your child was almost in tears because she was worried about getting in trouble for eating cereal!" I slammed my fist into the steering wheel, stomped into work, and called Jeff.

Then he reached into the car and pushed her forcefully into the steering wheel.

Or what about a 9-year-old girl driving a go-cart head-on into a concrete wall, smacking her body into the steering column, hitting her head on pavement and - oops - having her coat catch fire?

Rather, a computer determines from the driver's inputs into the steering wheel, brake and gas pedal how best to steer the rear wheels to improve handling.