Sentence examples for steer on from inspiring English sources

"Instead of trying to calm the sea down and directing it by threats of violence," he continues, one should "learn how to steer on it".

"This one is different," said Paul Eaves, a Texan who travels the country roping steer on the rodeo circuit.

Steer on the side of caution, especially with poultry.

"My biggest concern is getting that steer on that apparatus," Mr. Fox said.

This will give us a steer on how people want government data managed.

But he promised that Mr Miliband would give a "very clear steer on the direction of travel".

All 268 got an apron with the picture of a steer on the front and text reading, "Brooklyn Beefsteak 2011".

HE GAVE no steer on future interest-rate decisions and no assessment of where he sees the economy going.

Two similarly kitted Renault 5s followed – not until the late 80s did I steer on the "right" side.

Recently, the molecular assembly strategy has been successfully applied to steer on-surface reactions via mediations of the reaction selectivity, sites, and pathways.

You might encounter a bit of torque-steer on takeoff, and there the Mini Cooper has the SVT Focus licked, since its equal-length half-shafts defeat that nasty front-wheel-drive-car behavior handily.