Sentence examples for steer not to from inspiring English sources

He was said to be interested only in learning to steer, not to land.

It's been a big day for those of us who have been making the case that Google steers users not to the most relevant products and services, but to its own services.

If Twitter is going to steer not only gossip but some of the most important conversations about how to organise and govern our societies, we need to be prepared.

Hamilton later criticised the tendency of art schools to steer not by museum traditions but by "the current fashionable art scene".

The player will be able to steer not one protagonist but three, each a man of different ethnicity and class who will live autonomously in the game's virtual Los Santos until the player grabs control of him to bring his story forward.

The tool was designed to coordinate the execution of independent applications meaning that it is used to steer the computation, not to perform it.

A Workweek Guide to Office Dressing" -- it serves to steer the conversation not to what she says, but how she looks.

"Government should steer, not row," he said, sitting in a cramped campaign office overlooking Grand Central Terminal.

Garrett's job is to warn against infringements, not to steer the crews.

He announced in April 2006 that he was making public the Senate Democrats' member items, and said in a press release that he had issued guidelines two years earlier warning senators not to steer state money to organizations with which they or their immediate family members were affiliated.

It's like a go-kart coming down a hill, there's no motor, there's no brakes, no reverse, you can try and steer it but try not to crash.