Sentence examples similar to steer teams from inspiring English sources

Having helped to steer Team GB to 29 golds and third place in the medal table at the London 2012 Olympics, Lord Moynihan wrote to the BOA executive board and the National Olympic Committee to confirm his decision.

He steered team GB's rowing team to victory at Moscow in 1980 even though the steering cables to the rudder broke during the race.

Walsh could help to steer the teams through the current financial crisis engulfing F1.

Faculty could use the measurement instrument then to (subtly) steer the teams towards the proposed problematisation and solution.

A successful executive will begin to consider whether or not their original team is up to the challenge of scaling the business, and kindly steer the team member out of the organization if they can't get the work done.

Cleveland are stuck with Brandon Weeden at quarterback again after Brian Hoyer sustained a season-ending injury in Buffalo, and although he did steer the team to victory in Buffalo last week, it is clear that this is a different team with him under center.

But it is only getting harder to steer this team out of its turbulent waters.

He could certainly steer this team to a much better finish than last season.

They make the calls, get first use of the ball on most plays and steer the team.

He dominated rodeo through his strength in steer roping, team roping (as both header and heeler), and tie-down roping, in which a calf is roped.

The former Atletico Madrid manager was upset he could not steer the team to greater heights, but praised the players for their commitment.