Sentence examples for steer their course from inspiring English sources

Other attractions this year included a stiltwalking Christmas tree, suffragettes calling for votes for women, London bobbies walking the beat, fire-eaters, falconers, singing pirates, a whole airship of Steampunks, who steer their course to Galveston every year from New Orleans and Mr Charles Dickens himself.

But he insisted teachers could steer their own course.

Unperturbed, the Shinnecocks said they were determined to steer their own course.

Unable to steer their own course, the insects are "victims of the wind," Mr. Cressman said in a telephone interview.

"On the one hand, you have Barclays, HSBC and Standard Chartered, who have not required intervention and can continue to steer their own course.

Their sin, according to Columbia, is that they are unreasonably independent; they want to steer their own course rather than follow the lead of the university.

This does not mean leaving pilots free to steer their own course like car drivers, but it does transfer more responsibility for plotting a route and following it to the pilot, with the ground controller keeping an eye on things.

But Mr. Romney may learn the lesson that has been imparted to Mr. Boehner throughout the 112th Congress — that the most conservative members will steer their own course, and loudly.

This is an opportunity for nuclear free states to seize the day and steer their own course toward a world free from nuclear weapons.

This effort seems to have been remarkably successful not only in terms of disrupting the nobility, but over two millennia later Chinese communities still practice a system of coparcenary inheritance in which a family's assets are divided more or less equally between heirs who then can take their inheritance and steer their own course.

Visual flight rules do not require a flight plan and give pilots more freedom to steer their own courses.