Sentence examples for steered as from inspiring English sources

Buddy steered as Aaron threw the nets out again and strained to lift them back in.

The Romney campaign also received a boost in the south-eastern part of the state where the vice-presidential pick, Paul Ryan, has his congressional district.Yet the political ship has not steered as firmly to the right as Republicans, or Mr Romney, might wish.

In a synchronous drive robot, each wheel is capable of being driven and steered, as depicted in Figure 2.

Students of science, especially very young ones where educational foundations once laid are not easily cast aside, should be steered, as has been noted, strictly away from 'magical' explanations of life.

Trade policy is steered, as everything else, by interests.

It turns in the direction opposite of how it is initially steered, as described above in the section on countersteering The number of degrees of freedom of a bike depends on the particular model being used.

"We're trying to steer as much business as we can," Mr. Sullivan said.

That refers to drones capable of recording video as they go and streaming it so the owner can steer as if they were sitting in the drone.

Just the very thought should induce the public to steer as far away as possible from this conservative and toxic Republican ideology.

The airlines have long regarded such payments as an unnecessary expense and have tried to steer as many reservations as possible to the Internet, which is a much cheaper way to sell tickets.

The problem is that it requires a deft touch and is easy to "over-steer," as it were.