He had been observing stars, wondering about the origins of life, and steering his career in this direction since childhood.
It can happen at every stage of a woman's life, from steering her away from science and technology education to shouldering her with home responsibilities that impede her capacity to work the long hours of demanding professions".
Along with her subjects, Nelson is constantly attenuating the art-life distinction, steering us, for example, from the cruelty of the artist Ana Mendieta's blood-spilling installations to an actual shooting spree by a female college professor, then pausing mid-jet?o deliver a figurative kneecapping to male critics who regard such instances of female violence as a perverse index of gender equality.
His own life, now, is steering further down the alphabet.
Teresa decided to end her life and was steering her car, at a speed in excess of a 140 km/hr, towards a cement pylon on the freeway.
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.
Public life Co-chair, Department of Health steering group, black and minority ethnic mental health services; chair, Fabian Society life chances project.
Kent, our forever smiling (and ridiculously handsome) guide had introduced us to our ride, a two-seater fibreglass SeaBear sea kayak, and given us a quick but thorough briefing – life jackets, steering, paddling.
But in his professional life, he's been steering a savvy course between rigor and risk, and the results will be on display at Carnegie Hall tomorrow when he makes his first New York appearance as music director of the Minnesota Orchestra.
Jewell made a promising start to life as Ipswich manager, steering the club away from relegation at the end of last season.
