Sentence examples for steer park from inspiring English sources

Celta were without suspended top scorer Iago Aspas but looked dangerous from set pieces and on the break, and took the lead when Nacho Insa slid in to steer Park Chu-young's pass inside the near post in the 38th minute.

Newer Tesla Motors Model S sedans will be able to steer and park themselves under certain conditions starting Thursday, the carmaker said, although Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk cautioned that drivers should keep holding the steering wheel.

We first present a system of nonlinear equations to describe the equilibrium assignment of parking spaces to vehicles, and then discuss optimal pricing schemes that steer such parking competition to a system optimum assignment of parking spaces.

Not mentioned in "Politics and Sacred Ground, 1853: Birth of Central Park Holds Parallels With Ground Zero" (news article, May 15) was the able genius who steered the park through hostile political and fiscal waters: Andrew Haswell Green, a civic dynamo who always gets forgotten amid the din of hosannas to Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux.

As you would expect, there's all sorts of optional electronic cleverness including a powered tailgate and the ability to self-steer into parking spaces.

SAN FRANCISCO — Companies from Silicon Valley to Detroit to Germany are developing cars that park, steer and even drive themselves.

Anda is still pricing out the cost of the burger with meat from the grass-fed Ancient White Park steer.

He wants to steer the supplier park farther inland, where unemployment is more acute and farmland abundantly available.

And the instructor has to grab the wheel to steer around a parked car Basil hasn't noticed, and then again on a roundabout.

Hikers and fishermen, who three weeks ago were urged to steer clear of the park, have returned in their usual numbers, park officials say, even if they may still encounter Palmer's bearded face on posters dotting the trails.

I steer him towards a park, where we pick out a bench and sit huddled against the cold.