Sentence examples for safety steered from inspiring English sources

As the flight to safety steered money from Europe, the euro fell to an almost two-year low of $1.2368 on Wednesday, from $1.2499 late Tuesday.

El Paso officials, also expressing concern for their safety, steered inquiries about Mr. Rivas back to testimony in a 1994 trial there in which he was convicted of armed robberies in Texas, New Mexico and Arizona.

For every person who died at the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, five others made their way to safety, steered from danger by people who came to help or stayed.

It touched on issues such as food safety, but steered well clear of sensitive topics such as birth control.

Who was at the wheel of the tugboats in New York Harbor who could have run to safety, but steered toward the flames to rescue people from the shore?

A demonstration video shows a young man walking down the street nearly run over by a passing motorcycle, steered to safety at the last minute by a guardian angel wielding a remote control.

But for now, even though Chrysler workers had to agree to lower pay and less generous benefits as part of the deal, the U.A.W. appears to be enjoying relative safety in helping steer the course of the Chrysler bankruptcy.

The full record still honors public safety but brings balance to all the work that county government is responsible for". Morgan blamed Long for helping to lead "the assault" on an 8-year-old public safety ordinance that steers all the proceeds from a half-cent sales tax to four departments -- sheriff, district attorney, public defender and probation.

At the time Tranmere looked doomed but Parry somehow steered them to safety.

He won his first game in charge against Cardiff, steered Swansea to safety comfortably and has seen them become ever-presents in the top 10 this season.

The former Parma and Udinese coach steered them to safety with seven wins from 16 games and was handed a two-year contract in May.