Sentence examples for steered on from inspiring English sources

Sterling won a penalty, Jesus's effort from the spot was steered on to the post via a Fabianski palm, and Bernardo Silva slotted in the rebound.

His principled liberalism has won few friends in a starkly divided country, but his decision to join the army-backed government that replaced Mr Morsi raised hopes that it could be steered on to a moderate course.

Commercials can be steered on a household-by-household basis; the house at 1313 Mockingbird Lane or 5133 Kensington Ave.

4.55am GMT 140.2 overs (143 overs to bowl): England 305-9 A high full toss from Boult is steered on the bounce to slip.

Two of the most plausible theories are that the pilot remaining on the flight deck was incapacitated, for example by illness; or that the aircraft was deliberately steered on a collision course in an act of suicide and mass murder.

I can see a whole class over two lessons and can differentiate the timing of my feedback, as some students need to be left to work independently for longer and others need to be steered on track much earlier.

Recently, the molecular assembly strategy has been successfully applied to steer on-surface reactions via mediations of the reaction selectivity, sites, and pathways.

"Instead of trying to calm the sea down and directing it by threats of violence," he continues, one should "learn how to steer on it".

The Altima Hybrid is a bit of a wallower in hard cornering; it steers on the vague side.

Two similarly kitted Renault 5s followed – not until the late 80s did I steer on the "right" side.

Although it was "definitely good" in powder, he found it "hard to steer" on packed snow; braking with underside ridges took practice.; SNOXROSS -- $159.99, www.paragonsports.com.com