Sentence examples for steering into the from inspiring English sources

And there are disconcerting moments when he seems, willfully, to be steering into the thunderheads.

Mr Malev's passenger, who miraculously survived, has given an account that suggests suicide, with an alert and healthy Mr Malev suddenly and inexplicably steering into the oncoming juggernaut.

Here is Angela Sprocket, with a pocket for everything, even the kitchen sink, and the magical Green Ship, steering into the eye of the storm.

But beginning riders should fear not: the pier is surrounded on three sides by fences or concrete barriers, so steering into the water should not be much of a risk.

I'd been tooling around Houston's city streets for a few days last month, and I'd bonded with my rented cherry-red Grand Am. But, steering into the river of 16-wheel big rigs and S.U.V.'s cruising at 85, I felt as weak-kneed as a flyweight in a ring full of Mike Tysons.

The driver is still in charge of the gas and brake pedals, but the car does all the steering into the space.

It works like this: When steering into a corner, the front wheel and the passenger cabin lean like a motorcycle.

It looks like the great prow of the world, steering us into the void.

You madam, who wonders what would happen if you were to turn the steering wheel into the oncoming traffic.

If their campaigns have tailed off, Hughes takes heart from his record of steering sides into the top 10.

"You'll be great," says Dr Corinna Wagner, steering me into the largest lecture theatre in Exeter University's arts faculty.