Sentence examples for steer from the from inspiring English sources

While the research councils are in theory independent of politicians, this follows a strong steer from the Treasury, which wants proof of value for money.

I tried to steer from the bow of the canoe, switching my paddle from side to side, my hand and sleeve dipping into the waves with every stroke.

All-wheel drive, an option on the base Flex but always paired with the EcoBoost engine, raised the price, but it also reined in upsetting torque steer from the front wheels when I mashed the gas.

Indeed it was mildy surprising that the visiting defence held out until the 32nd minute, when Grant Leadbitter beat Jed Steer from the penalty spot after Ramírez – who else? – turned Joel Lynch and the centre-half hacked him down.

Public services do not tend to have the best reputation for engaging in innovative activity, but a clear steer from the top can help enthuse and motivate people to change and improve the way things are done.

At Le Boat, rentals range from $730 for a boat with one cabin with a double bed, a bathroom with shower and a fully equipped kitchen, to $3,600 for a more luxurious cruiser with four bedrooms, three bathrooms with shower, air conditioning and a flybridge deck so that you can steer from the top of the boat.

"The FSA, like the industry, needs to have a clear steer from the coalition government about what type of regulatory structure is needed to support housing policy and deliver systemic stability in the mortgage market in the 21st century …Before we go much further … on the restructuring of regulatory bodies, we need ministers to be clear about their intentions.

We do notice a little torque steer from the front wheels of the MDX, since the four-wheel-drive system is biased toward the front, not rear.