Sentence examples for perfect steering from inspiring English sources
You need to perfect steering and drifting, which involves turning then braking so your car slides sideways, then shooting forward at the proper time.
Fast, stylish, comfortable, with nearly perfect steering and an exhaust rumble so captivating that it affects the way you drive: your right foot plays the engine (a 3.2-liter in-line 6) as if it were a 333-horsepower pipe organ.
The BRZ/FR-S falls in the sweet spot that was filled in the 1960s and '70s by cars like the BMW 2002 and Alfa Romeo GTV — small, rear-drive two-doors powered by 4-cylinder engines of about 2 liters that, thanks to well-tuned suspensions, nearly perfect steering and unpretentious designs, were more rewarding to drive than most cars with double or triple the horsepower.
What's more, jumps can be controlled slightly while in midair, which means that it's sometimes less about perfect timing and more about perfect steering.
It's odd that BMW can virtually perfect the steering of its 1, 3, 5 and 7 Series cars but hasn't quite nailed the formula in its small convertibles.
Settle comfortably into the eight-way adjustable leather driver's seat and ergonomically perfect Momo-branded steering wheel.
It's a way of turning robots that "are gathering dust on the shelves" into something fun and useful, as BirdBrain's rep told Engadget; put another way, it's "about teaching your old robot some new tricks". BirdBrain says they plan to start selling the tether by early November, meaning an Android or iPhone could be the perfect robot-steering stocking stuffer this holiday season.
Romney's swerved the direction he's been asked to swerve, and done so with perfect, power-steering.
On Thursday, 25-year-old James Doyle's appointment as Khaled Abdullah's No 1 was announced; yesterday, on his first ride in the dream job, he made the perfect start by steering the exciting prospect Kingman, favourite for next year's 2,000 Guineas, to victory in the Solario Stakes.
But get the Spyder out on the open road and your senses have a little war over which is more fantastic, the sound of the V-8 (rumbling purr at idle; a fantastic, urgent scream at redline), or the perfect instance when steering, suspension and transmission all team up to fling you with perfect poise around a hairpin turn with just a whisper of tire squeal.
In a perfect system the steering angle would match the stimulus angle.
