Sentence examples similar to piloting us through from inspiring English sources

Right now, to judge by the inane brawl one week from the day we elect the lawmakers who presumably will pilot us the next two years through these crises, the answer has to be: No.

As our pilot maneuvers us through the air, my 15 fellow passengers and I are treated to an impressive but bewildering display on the ground below.

Despite alarmingly low hanging clouds and snow flurries, our pilot took us through a deep canyon along Bryant Creek to a snow-covered bump that served as a landing strip above the shores of Lake Magog.

On my flight out of Budapest the pilot took us through a town-by-town description of the route and made the point of thanking passengers for choosing easyJet.

Then, he should lay out plans for piloting Merck through the coming maelstrom.

Get popular.Mr Rodriguez stepped down as president in 1993 after piloting through a new constitution that looks impeccably democratic.

"A navigating officer's nightmare is piloting through hundreds of small fishing vessels, and this is a skill that may be difficult to automate".

Steve Brickley, who has piloted ferries through the San Juans since 1982.

Lansley, a former civil servant who piloted privatisations through in the 1980s, knows the arguments well.

President Vest has faithfully piloted MIT through both good times and bad.

The survey (Appendix A) was piloted widely through the EC Community membership.