Sentence examples for ready to steer the from inspiring English sources

The mother sees Mrs. Clinton's candidacy as a seminal moment in the nation's history, with a woman of integrity, ability and seasoning ready to steer the nation toward a period of redemption.

And now we have another John to add to the satirist hall of fame; another genius of reactionary polemic ready to steer the sturdy ship of ridicule into the warm red sunset of political misgivings.

Katy had been working out everyday to get ready to steer her raft through the biggest rapids in the country: I just have to believe Congress will figure a way through their budget mess.

They'll be ready to learn, ready to steer their futures - and the future of our nation.

If that threatens to push the piece into more difficult territory than most people might expect from a family show, then Grose and Shepherd are always ready to steer it back with dollops of undercutting, larky humour.

That crystallised a sense that had been building about Obama in the final weeks of his campaign: that he aspires to be not just a successful politician who wins elections, but a genuine leader — ready to steer his people through an onslaught of troubles.

Be ready to steer away.

I tried to steer the ball.

Eventually, I tried to steer the conversation around to September 11th.

Now mentees are expected to steer the process.

"They're trying to steer the kids straight," he said.