This is not the language of NascarNation, which wipes the tears with its sleeves to keep its steering hands dry.
From this viewpoint, therefore, seeing occurs that is not an end in itself but directed towards steering the hand, and consequently presents itself "also, if not above all, as seeing with the hand, with respect to which the object perceived appears immediately to be coded as a specific set of hypotheses for action" (Rizzolatti and Sinigaglia 2006, p. 49).
Along with a power failure that left them steering by hand, using a compass and manually converting sea water into drinking water, one of the team suffered from seasickness while Ms Doeg, who celebrated her 45th birthday on the boat, suffered a bruised coccyx in a fall.
He refers to a vertical shifter requiring a dicey maneuver to change gears gripping the shaft with his left hand as he depresses the clutch pedal with his left foot, steering with one hand.
Will he have a free hand steering a fractious, habitually undisciplined Tory party?
He wore black sunglasses and a tight black T-shirt, and he drove fast, steering with one hand while ashing an Al Capone cigarillo with the other.
He sped over the rough road, steering with one hand, the other holding Serpentino, a cocker spaniel-poodle mix, while Koa, a Tibetan terrier, sat beside him.
It urges judges to issue opinions that focus closely on the particular circumstances of the case at hand, steering clear of sweeping pronouncements about liberty, equality or justice.
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.
