Sentence examples for steer visitors from inspiring English sources

A business improvement district, an idea that has been percolating in the community for many years, would assess property owners annual fees to enhance street cleaning, outdoor lighting, security, tourism and signs to steer visitors.

Moulin Rouge Nicole Kidman, Ewan McGregor, John Leguizamo, Jim Broadbent, Richard Roxburgh Directed by Baz Luhrmann PG-13 135 minutes It's evil in there, warns a clergyman trying to steer visitors away from the Montmartre section of Paris in 1899.

Harry & David, a seller of fruit baskets, threatened legal action against RetailMeNot.com this spring for publishing its discounts, prompting the coupon site to steer visitors to other gift-basket companies.

Her answer is plenty, and she and her staff are happy to steer visitors toward their areas of interest, but you should also look through the multiple racks crammed with free maps and brochures.

Mr. Jarvis and a new superintendent would need to adhere to the clear evidence of every major scientific study and steer visitors to snow coaches, which are better for the air and for Yellowstone's wildlife.

This short, paunchy man was the sort of veteran bore who liked to steer visitors to a home wall lined with photos showing him hobnobbing with his Olympian clients.

A cramped visitors center, a lack of storage space for the monument's artifacts and a decaying road that steers visitors through the battlefield backward chronologically are among deficiencies that have long gone unaddressed.

Hildreth's contribution, as well as fifties from opener Marcus Trescothick and Steve Davies, steered the visitors to 353 for seven by the close at Nottingham with Harry Gurney taking five for 66.

One recent morning, Zhou Dongmei, the head of sales, carefully steered two visitors away from that section toward lines of smaller, plainer markers that sell for a fraction of the cost.

Yousuf (45 not out) and the exciting youngster Umar Akmal (27 not out) steered the visitors to 170 for three at stumps on day four, still requiring a further 252 runs with seven wickets remaining to pull off what would be the most successful run chase in Test history.

O'Brien (19 not out) and Buck steered the visitors to 204-8, beforainain dashed Glamorgan's hopes of a victory.