Sentence examples for steer someone from inspiring English sources

I would steer someone elsewhere because I would be treading on thin ice to make a margarita mocktail".

The problem with venture investors, he says, is that most of them merely steer someone else's money into dozens, if not hundreds, of startups in the hope that one will hit it big.

Meanwhile, advisers were significantly more likely to steer someone toward low-cost index funds only when actors said they had all of their money in cash.

Prevent training largely consists of video case studies where intervention from workers such as teachers, mental health staff and police have managed to steer someone away from an extremist position.

Prevent training largely consists of video case studies where intervention from workers such as teachers, mental health staff, and police have managed to steer someone away from an extremist position.

We will no longer have a say, we will no longer be able to steer policy, someone else will decide.

He steered like someone had just poured molten Marmite on his lap.

I first heard him mentioned by his long-time buddy Guy Clark at Sand Mountain in Houston, then had someone steer me to the Old Quarter on a night that he was playing.

One would think that a seasoned businessman like Gupta, who rubs shoulders with people like Bill Gates, would have the good sense to steer clear of someone like Rajaratnam, and certainly not enter into business with him, but he does.

Oftentimes they can steer you to someone else, even if they do not have any puppies available.

Someone steered him to Olsen, who said that he was initially skeptical but that Williams's idea to raise money for cancer research appealed to him.