Sentence examples for modeling could veer from inspiring English sources
The "extremely dangerous" hurricane is forecast to pass over or near the northern Leeward Islands as early as the end of Tuesday, and on current modeling, could veer to the north towards the US mainland later in the week.
Some worry that his slick style could veer towards shallow populism.
Barring the kidnapping, some of the story could veer into the truth category.
In conversation, he could veer from Venetian history to classical music to the wonders of combining alcohol with athleticism.
About those solos: they could veer into noodle-land at times, but Thundercat was too savvy to go there completely.
The hurricane could veer as far north as New York and New England or as far south as South Carolina.
One of Kim's rockets could veer off course and kill civilians in Japan or elsewhere.
This approach could veer toward "badge engineering," which was General Motors' downfall.
His interests were wide-ranging, though this meant discussions could veer off course.
The government has cracked down on demonstrations and Internet commentary for fear they could veer out of control and because of an antigovernment tone in many of them.
This was the kind of police work that could veer toward entrapment — what's known as a "provocation" in Russian law.
