Sentence examples for steering it through from inspiring English sources

Page A22 Obituaries PATRICK V. MURPHY, 91 The son of a New York City policeman, he rose to lead the New York City Police Department in the early 1970s, steering it through one of its rockiest periods as he instituted reforms to root out corruption in the ranks.

She has been widely praised for her role in reforming the economy and steering it through the global crisis.

Rajendra Pachauri had led the IPCC since 2002, steering it through major controversies, such as the leaked documents that formed the basis of "climategate".

Steering it through successive phases and a changing postmodern and then millennial zeitgeist, she oversaw the establishment of a commercial arm, Penwith Galleries Ltd.

Once the scheme fully tames the water, by steering it through a tunnel blasted into the mountain, the grid will gain another 450MW.The river swirls away, white-crested and silt-laden, racing to the nearby border with Pakistan.

Isn't it a bit weird, I suggest, that the next editor of America's most important paper, the person vested with the crucial task of steering it through a period of unparalleled digital change, hasn't even yet sent her first tweet?

As a charter member of the IOM, Dr Lederberg was the driving force behind the creation of its Forum on Emerging Infections (now the Forum on Microbial Threats), steering it effectively as chairperson through 2002.

44th over: England 113-4 (in reply to South Africa's 309; Bell 30, Bairstow 28) Bell follows an outswinger from Steyn, steering it short of and then through the slips for four.

Rather than merely steering students through online courses, it puts the focus on practical skills and evidence of learnings to help advance their careers.

When it comes to steering through pension reform, Conservative and Liberal Democrat hands have been on the tiller, not at each other's throats.

"We'd like to thank and recognise Michael Bloom for successfully steering Guardian US through its first two years.