Sentence examples for is steering from inspiring English sources
noun
Equipment used to control direction; something used to steer.
- I hit a rock with my car and broke the steering.
If you feel the conversation is steering toward something difficult (i.e. advanced particle physics), simply steer it in another direction.
Mathambo is steering clear of those anxieties.
We're riding a revolutionary wave, and no one is steering.
The Romney campaign, for its part, is steering clear.
His own life, now, is steering further down the alphabet.
And a society without knowledge is steering blind.
He is steering Russia on a more assertive and independent course than his predecessor, Boris Yeltsin.
But also because the "iceberg" towards which Osborne is steering Britain is not a lone one.
The firm represents 20,363 of the claimants, and is steering the case as lead solicitor.
Robshaw is steering his chariot towards a World Cup peak two years hence.
"We were getting hit pretty frequently," says Mr. O'Hara, who is steering.
