Sentence examples for rough steering from inspiring English sources

So many U.K.-based American GIs who drove them overseas loved their hard-as-rocks roadholding and direct (if rough) steering that they brought the cars back home and caused MG to realize the huge market stateside.

With one throttle in each hand, Fitch was able to mitigate the phugoid cycle and make rough steering adjustments.

By utilizing each engine independently, the crew made rough steering adjustments, and by using the engines together they were able to roughly adjust altitude.

He sped over the rough road, steering with one hand, the other holding Serpentino, a cocker spaniel-poodle mix, while Koa, a Tibetan terrier, sat beside him.

TOYOTA Some Tacoma pickups may have a steering rattle on rough roads.

Not that many people are especially interested in driving it again, with its manual steering and gearshift, rough ride and omnipresent gasoline vapors.

Robert Jornlin of Earlville, Ill., described the voyage as fairly smooth, despite steering problems and rough, cold weather off the Florida Keys this week.

But despite entering at a clearly buoyant time for AstraZeneca, Brennan may find himself steering the company through rough waters, come 2007.

It's more compliant and comfortable over rough surfaces, and has the slightly heavier steering.

And as we already said, the steering is excellent; even on rough pavement, there was never a jitter or jolt sent through the wheel.

The Excursion has been called a full-sized truck in a Sunday suit a work vehicle with too rough a ride and too crude a steering system to work as a retail vehicle.