Sentence examples for steering free from inspiring English sources

It feels taut and composed on a twisty road, with electric power steering free of the rubbery, glutinous feeling that plagues some such systems even if the weighting, though well judged, is entirely artificial and never changes regardless of the forces acting on the front wheels.

The corporations and political elites that have been steering free-trade deals for many years are finding they are losing control.

If longstanding German tradition holds, Mr. Westerwelle will be named vice chancellor and foreign minister in the new government, his reward for steering his free-market, pro-business party to its best result yet in a federal election.

So instead of steering readers to free versions of my books, I've steered them to Amazon and Barnes & Noble and places like that, where I actually can sell them," he said.

"Inside every self-­respecting Frenchman lurks the soul of a Formula One driver," Levitt notes, "conducting animated phone conversations while smoking and, if there was a hand free, steering".

You will note that this begins to break the steering wheel free.

Will he have a free hand steering a fractious, habitually undisciplined Tory party?

Mr. Bush's hand in steering the discussion toward free trade was seen as overreaching by some Latin American leaders.

The car lurched toward a deep gully at the side of the road — the Minister's turn to scream — before the Marlboro Man leaned all the way forward to seize the wheel briefly with his free hand, steering them true.

During the chase, the Dodo gets height 'for free', so steering up yourself is a waste of speed.

However, defender Dummett - who had come on after Yanga-Mbiwa's dismissal - shocked the visitors by steering in Cabaye's free-kick to restore the Magpies's lead.