Sentence examples for steer now from inspiring English sources

"It was a mistake to go on about speed," Steer now says.

Steer now mobilised a wider constituency, he said, "of university academics, manufacturers, train operators, consultants".

He carried himself more like a steer now than a calf, even though he was still less than a year old.

The firm advised selling shares at between 212p and 262p, and picked up £1.5m for a crucial steer that now seems questionable.

Some now steer themselves using GPS.

A generous reader might offer that, 10 years in, Mr. Bloomberg's government can steer itself by now.

Lloyd George had launched this country "into the broad stream of social betterment and social security along which all modern parties now steer".

Eventually I found a farmer in the Hudson Valley who sold me a quarter of a grass-fed Angus steer that is now occupying most of my freezer.

Senate leaders must now steer the proposal toward a vote, expected as early as Thursday, without letting the bill become bloated.

Even if you're not into the niceties of suspension design, you'll sense that the MPS should now steer like a go-kart (and maybe ride like a farm-cart).

Managers who have spent the last year running primary care trusts under sentence of death must now steer their amalgamated successors into an uncertain future, while also organising recruitment into consortiums that are changing shape before being established.