Sentence examples for steered for from inspiring English sources
The fleet steered for Constantinople, which was taken by assault.
I steered for one of the mainland bridge's arches and slipped in.
He steered for sharks and giant tortoises, if only as a gambit for skirting the Sesame Street Bay of Play, and a roller coaster called Manta.
The article about Cozy Morley, the Jersey Shore comedic institution, the On the Map about the boat pilot from Barnegat light who steered for "A Perfect Storm," and the cover article about Cumberland County come to mind.
THE McDonald's Happy Meal, which upended fast-food dining when it was first rolled out nationally in 1979, was a brilliantly simple concept: add a toy with some marketing tie-in to a colorful box with a burger, fries, a soft drink and cookies, and make children harass their parents until they steered for the double arches.
"American Sucker" arrives at a moment when the markets are humming again, the economy is in an uptick and some of the former executives Mr. Denby writes about -- many of whom milked the companies they steered for personal gain -- are headed to trial.
People today wouldn't trust their car to steer for them.
Man told him to steer for a certain barn visible from mouth of river.
My first New York job was at Simon & Schuster, the publishing company that Korda helped steer for decades.
I smoke another joint and decide to ask the captain if he'll allow me to steer for a while.
She went first to Malta for temporary repairs, then on to England for permanent repairs at Chatham Dockyard, using her twin screws to steer for the entire voyage.
