Sentence examples for steering right from inspiring English sources

And can BMW get electric steering right on this go-round, after many critics judged the 5 Series' electric rack as lacking in road feel?

In court, Ms Hayajneh - from Duisburg, Germany - said she had had a split second to decide between steering left and hitting the Peugeot that was in front of her or trying to avoid the oncoming Audi by steering right.

Weave is the word used to describe a slow (0 4 Hz) oscillation between leaning left and steering right, and vice-versa.

Optimists say China has been adept at steering the right economic course over the last decade, ramping up growth when needed and tamping it down when things get too hot.

The term "Bait and Switch" is being thrown around liberally, and Digg founder Kevin Rose is steering himself right out of the mess.

Steering Civil Rights Bills On Capitol Hill, Mr. Katzenbach, a Democrat, cultivated the good will of Republican senators in 1964 to help pass the landmark 1964 Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which he also helped draft, ending a century of discrimination at the polls.

To eliminate any bias in walking direction the respective left and right steering responses were pooled.

Her left hand was firmly on the steering wheel, her right fist tight around the gear stick.

Instead he took on the environment brief – a non-Cabinet post – giving strong support for renewable energy and organic agriculture and steering through the Right to Roam legislation.

Now, many evangelical leaders reject the conventional wisdom that Mr. Romney, after steering to the right to gain the nomination, must tack toward the center to win in November.

For two-and-a-half hours she drove the van through the deserted park at about 10 miles per hour, holding a spotlight out the driver's window with her left hand and steering with her right.