Sentence examples for steer out of from inspiring English sources

"I think politicians would be extremely well advised to steer out of allegations of political policing," he said.

Slamming the brakes may throw the car into a skid that would be difficult to steer out of with power steering and almost impossible to steer out of without it.

Lilly was taken out with two on and no outs in the sixth, and Ramiro Mendoza retired the 4-5-6 hittersteersteer out of trouble.

But video recorded by an onlooker soon surfaced on YouTube, showing Officer Pogan lowering his shoulder and shoving Mr. Long off his bike on Seventh Avenue at 46th Street as Mr. Long tried to steer out of the way.

While Mr. Long, 29, was riding through Times Square, Officer Pogan lowered his shoulder and shoved him off his bike as Mr. Long tried to steer out of the way, the video shows.

Using the satellite phone, Mr. Hilborn was able to call Mr. Maxwell to learn the direction in which the storm was moving, then steer out of the worst of it.

Orrall steered out of the driveway and headed toward the theatre.

Two years later, Commander Folsom signed up with First Command and was steered out of his simple portfolio of savings bonds into the Fidelity Destiny II Fund, a contractual plan.

Besides the Belmont, only a handful of races are run at the mile and a half, primarily on the turf for older horses with far more races behind them and who have demonstrated the ability to be relaxed, spotted in traffic and steered out of it.

And it could well be unconstitutionally unfair to a small minority of non-Amish creditors, who would be steered out of court and into a religious forum tacitly endorsed by the government.

3.44pm BST 42 min: Fleetwood pass it nicely out from the back, Taylor collecting the ball on the left hand side, and the left-back swings in a low cross, which Holness steers out of play for a corner.