Sentence examples for steered at from inspiring English sources

Tamiba was a huge, powerful lad who steered at the back using two long oars.

So even though users began the process by stating their intention to reach The Post, Google's ads steered at least some of them to competitors.

Every nine years, between 1979 and 2015, a "visitor" is steered at the end of October down Slade Alley to a small black iron door.

Vitally, he has allowed the music – steered at high speed and with white-knuckled authority by Edward Gardner – to share top billing.

Sometimes I stayed awake because I liked the sounds of the tires rolling as the driver steered, at questionable speeds, through California, Oregon, Nevada, Kentucky, Nebraska — the whole country, really.

Sometimes I stayed awake because I liked the sounds of the tires rolling as the driver steered, at questionable speeds, through California, Oregon, Nevada, Kentucky, Nebraska the whole country, really.

The couple had experienced problems with the steering gear and rudder, which made the vessel unable to steer at sea unless the wheel was constantly manned.

I was impressed that the driver could steer at all.

For instance, General Motors' 2017 Cadillac will offer Super Cruise technology that can brake, accelerate or steer at speeds over 70mph.

The goal is to steer at least half of the materials away from landfills and incinerators to help reduce the city's annual $300 million price tag for waste disposal.

Boys with A.S.D. (they outnumber girls four to one) who were difficult to console, to teach, to restrain at age 4 or 8 can be nearly impossible for parents and teachers to manage and to steer at 14 and 18.