Crosswinds would blow, he told them, but they should maintain a steady course.
The thruster jets were turned off, and the computers instructed the wing flaps, or elevons, and other control surfaces to maintain a steady course.
Washington should counsel the new government to maintain a steady course and avoid the impulse to escalate military confrontations with the Palestinians.
After a major shock, leaders tend to lurch into big changes when a better approach might be to maintain a steady course while increasing the organization's learning.
As a result, there have been seven executive or acting executive directors in the past 10 years, hindering the authority's ability to maintain a steady course.
It would seem like a time for Daniel Humm, the executive chef, and William Guidara, the general manager, to maintain a steady course.
Given a script that veers between medical thriller and morality tale, the director, Michael Kimmel, tries to maintain a steady course, but a balanced tone proves elusive; late revelations don't help.
Catrambone's team had already launched a camcopter drone, which now headed towards the location Buzuneh had specified, and soon the drone was close enough to make out a blue fishing boat packed with people, doing the characteristic drunken zig‑zag of a small boat struggling to maintain a steady course in a big sea.
The chancellor has struggled to maintain a steady course after a year of stop-go economic figures that has seen the UK suffer a double-dip recession, a sharp recovery in the third quarter of the year and a series of surveys in recent weeks showing growth falling back again.
If you do choose to skip stones on rough water, you'll need to adapt your technique to using a slightly heavier stone, which is more likely to plough through a wave and maintain a steady course.
