Sentence examples for steer through the from inspiring English sources
To steer through the dangerous days ahead, a stable government would be a blessing.
A steer through the slips next ball brings him his third boundary.
She is also attempting to steer through the government's controversial white paper on schools.
It is easy to steer through the five cinema screens, gallery spaces, restaurants and two theatres.
It was up to me to steer through the dead centre.
The bigger question is whether the new leaders will have the power and skill to steer through the rapids awaiting them in the next few weeks and months.
Now, though, we steered through the late afternoon until we reached 17-Mile Drive.
He steered through the predawn stillness past tumbledown shanties where gaunt roosters patrolled.
His first ball is steered through the slips and away for four to third man by Collingwood.
We are squeezed in the back seat of a hybrid car being steered through the city by the bishop's personal chauffeur.
He steered through the House of Lords the Government of India Act of 1919, based on the Montagu-Chelmsford proposals for the reform of the Indian constitution.
