Sentence examples for steering a ship from inspiring English sources

It's the same as steering a ship.

He said: "We are still steering a ship in terms of managing the wages.

He continued, "The worst thing a captain could do while he is steering a ship during a storm, as difficult as it is, is to abandon the helm".

The title of Gore Vidal's "Point to Point Navigation" refers to the dangerous feat of steering a ship without the benefit of a compass.

"The worst thing a captain can do while he is steering a ship during a storm, as difficult as it is, is to abandon the helm," he said.

Tsipras told public television last night: "The worst thing a captain could do while he is steering a ship during a storm, as difficult as it is, would be to abandon the helm".

Another group participates in the gathering of turpentine in an elaborate setting or in steering a virtual ship through the channels of the local river.

Eddie was nervous, swaying backward and forward, side to side, holding on to the mic stand like a young captain steering a pontoon ship.

Produced by Sony Pictures for $55 million, "Captain Phillips" is based on the 2009 saga of a merchant mariner who was kidnapped by Somali pirates while steering a cargo ship around the Horn of Africa.

As for Mr Primakov, he will be steering a very leaky ship.

Steering a scientific career is like steering a very large ship: You can't turn it on a dime.