Sentence examples similar to steering dog from inspiring English sources
Benedict Allen, explorer My favourite memory is of the week I spent alone, exposed and frozen, while steering my sledge dog team through Chukotka – that unhappy segment of the Russian Far East then governed by Roman Abramovich.
A taxi driver yanked his steering wheel to miss a mangy, tan dog and another driver swerved around a huge pothole.
She found the steering sloppy and likened the handling to a dog wagging its tail.
The driver called fire officials to help with the removal of the dog, which was trapped between the steering mechanism and one of the axles.
He volunteers with Mighty Mutts, an animal rescue organization that promotes pet adoptions on Saturdays in Union Square, and is on the steering committee of FIDO Brooklyn, which hosts monthly gatherings for dog owners and their pets in Prospect Park.
Ms. Abramson writes with intelligence and grace and never descends into the saccharine, steering clear of sappy land mines even as she celebrates the simple joys a dog can bring.
The graphics tend toward the messy – like the dog's dinner of an entertainment page – but it's certainly aiming high and steering clear of too many images of middle-aged men in suits.
Interestingly, the reindeer doesn't talk, the animators steering away from the more traditional Disney anthropomorphism to plough the slightly edgier dumb-mutt comedy of the dog in Up.
The steering was unsettling: light but not grippy, a little unresponsive on a motorway, easily thrown off course, like a dog with good recall except near a picnic.
