Sentence examples for line steered from inspiring English sources

In this increasingly mechanized society, it can inspire awe to watch horses striving toward the finish line, steered by their own hearts and those athletes called jockeys.

Thankfully, the London's clean lines steer clear from that gaudy territory and impart it with an understated, premium look that previous BlackBerrys have never managed.

And beyond that, these lines are steered around very slow spirals or bending graphs.

He reached overhead for its lines and steered easily to shore.

The collision happened after Patrick drove away from her pit stall and was in line to steer onto the track.

All they have to do is get in line and steer stuff behind point or punch little half-drives for four.

About a third of callers are not in the veterans health system, so workers on the prevention hot line can steer them to programs they may not have known about.

In the southern provinces, Pakistani government workers pointed out places where they had to blow up roads, embankments and even the railway line to steer the flow of water away from the larger towns.

Most agents said they warned their clients that often an excursion guide, who is not an employee of the line, will steer the guests to shops where they get part of the yield.

But in this case he was convinced he could not follow the standard television formula of walking a line to steer clear of controversy, presenting, as he said in an interview, "the arguments of the two different sides to provide balance".

After crossing the finish line, Mr. Fossett steered his balloon toward winds that would carry him to the northeast.