Sentence examples for steer sharply from inspiring English sources

The wreck of the ship was directly in the path of Nassau; to avoid it, the ship had to steer sharply towards the III Battle Squadron.

Don't steer sharply, as this will upset the car and make the suspension deal with balancing out the jerks rather than sticking the tires to the road.

We found the Trailblazer was easy to push through windy turns, and it followed a line cleanly and steered sharply, even when driven harder than you might ever have to.

He sent the Alerte ahead, which passed close to the leading British ships and then steered sharply to the west over the shoal, in the hope that the ships of the line might follow and become grounded.

His hard-core supporters, who resent both the economic influence of big business groups and the long-standing alliance with America, hope that he will seize the chance to steer policy sharply leftwards.

Deng Xiaoping had steered China sharply toward its new identity as a capitalist economy.

After suspecting every single cast member in turn during the course of a compelling and occasionally brilliant crime thriller that has been widely-touted as Britain's answer to The Killing, viewers of ITV's Broadchurch had been steered rather sharply towards the chief suspect last week.

Sigurdsson reacted sharply to steer home the rebound.

There is little in his record to suggest that he intends to steer China in a sharply different direction.

In order to make a clean swerve you need to stay partially on the brakes, steer decisively though not too sharply, than quickly steer just as much in the opposite direction, than bring it back straight.

That is, all the momentum stops, the car steers more sharply and you have to back off the steering just as you engage the next gear.