Sentence examples for steering a boat from inspiring English sources

It's like steering a boat: you have to know where you are going.

Speaking foreign languages, steering a boat and riding a horse all come naturally to her.

For some, the promise of Mr. Clooney steering a boat, shirtless, while Mario Testino snaps pictures of him, will be reason enough to jump on a seaplane to Como.

HWASUNG, South Korea, Dec. 3 — For Choi Hae-pyung, head of an electronics parts maker, running his business over the last year has been like steering a boat through a double storm: competition from China and the rising value of the Korean currency have squeezed his already thin profit.

"When steering a boat," one boy asks Johanna, with devastating common-sense, "does your boat have rear view mirrors like in a car to help you look in front and at the back?" The principal is full of wonder too.

"In steering a small boat before a heavy gale," he writes, "don't look back -- it may disconcert you". He also wrote an equally fine longer account of the expedition, "ENDURANCE: An Epic Polar Adventure Nortonon, $25.95).

Engulfed by giant waves or steering a small boat through a dark grotto, Ms. Oschatz's Wesen is a kind of Stuart Little figure — more appealing in many ways than Friedrich's black-suited loner.

He is steering a speed-boat and the prow of the speed-boat contains the Olympic torch.

Other evidence shows that steering a long, fragile boat worth thousands of dollars should be left to the experts: It is not uncommon for rookie coxswains to steer boats into things like other boats, docks or bridges.

Meijer set out to develop an electronic steering system that uses GPS data to automatically steer a boat.

If you've ruminated over this problem for a long time, steering this boat into a new direction could take some time, too.