Sentence examples for quite steer from inspiring English sources

She's under pressure and has to hit it first time, though, and can't quite steer it on target.

8.02pm GMT 27 min: Rasegie throws himself in front of Cahill to meet a Lustig cross from the right but can't quite steer his shot on target, the eight-yard effort drifting just wide.

But even as ISIS advances almost at will, routinely routing the Iraqi military, its commanders have quite purposefully steered clear of Kurdish-held territory in Iraq.

As for dessert, the servers — young and quite helpful — may steer you toward the notably flaky and not overly honeyed baklava or the chocolate eruption, just the volcanic combination of cake, melted chocolate and ice cream you might imagine.

("I look for events that are quirky or weird," she told me later. "Or things that are going to catch on but haven't quite. I steer away from things that are listed in The New Yorker. If something has the Flavorpill stamp, you know it is cool or interesting or funny or ahead of the curve and will attract people that have the same interests you do").

But, apparently it didn't help him quite enough to steer him away from Grindr.

I'm not quite sure how you steer them.

They're quite easy guys to steer, really, because they're full of ideas and full of talk, but they listen to me as well".

One described how ' she can ask you a load of questions and then steer you, albeit quite often you don't realise she's steering you, along a certain path'R70.

Even the fruit flies, which assaulted the overripe fruit on the kitchen counter, steered quite clear of my creation.

Dries Van Noten did not steer his collection quite as deftly as usual between simple silhouettes and dense pattern and decoration.