Sentence examples for mostly steering from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, after spending two days mostly steering clear of the subject, Mr. Kerry was the first to bring up Iraq.

After flying past Earth, it will head off towards Mercury and into space — mostly steering clear of us for 200 years, when it will pass close by to us again.

By design or by nature, he has settled for the side of the stage during his two terms in office, tending to his job as the city's chief financial officer, but mostly steering clear of the daily dust-ups of City Hall.

In Malaya in the 1950's, the British successfully suppressed a Communist revolt (comprised mostly of ethnic Chinese) by generally steering clear of excessive force and instituting a "hearts and minds" campaign to strip the insurgents of public sympathy.

The selection of Pickett and a mostly moderate steering committee was a signal that the former vice president intends to seriously challenge the more conservative Ohio Sen. John Glenn for the state's 78 delegates.

The elite from local cultures, mostly educated in cross border universities, steering the resistance movements across the East was uprooted from their traditional roots and was mesmerized by the scintillating life world of European countries.

Having taken her out of rehab early, James is steering her back to performing, mostly because he thinks that's what she needs.

Mostly my things, as that's where he keeps steering the convo.

Mostly, Fanning is just enjoying the greater control that goes with steering his own ship.

Inside the pink granite Capitol, the hallways are mostly deserted and quiet, except for the voices of tour guides steering students past the statues of Sam Houston and Stephen F. Austin.

The major difference is that the design thinking approach positions its contribution mostly at the strategic level, thus shifting the emphasis away from techniques towards steering the whole project.