Sentence examples for steering the course from inspiring English sources

Hot and heavy is an apt description of the Starz show, adapted from novels by Philippa Gregory, in which the Wars of the Roses are plotted by women, steering the course of history with their frequently exposed bosoms.

Some are elaborate — like the desk clock in the shape of a helmsman's wheel, with Franklin D. Roosevelt confidently steering the course "for a New Deal" — while others are quite goofy, like the "Clean Up With Ike" bars of soap, "I Like Ike" stretch socks and "Support Ike" suspenders.

The tumor microenvironment has been ascribed to play a key role in steering the course of disease progression, by dictating changes in expression of tumor drivers and resistance-related signaling mechanisms.

Both Rowghani and Gupta have prior experience as key executives at publicly traded companies, which will be key to steering the course as Twitter works toward its first public offering.

You're simply rowing...just as she did as Molly Brown...unsinkable, taking one wave at a time, steering the course.

Horton put it this way yesterday: "These cables show that the U.S. embassy in Madrid had far exceeded [its] mandate... and was actually successfully steering the course of criminal investigations, the selection of judges, and the conduct of prosecutors".

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 Pru's chief executive, who leaves next month, is handing over to Tidjane Thiam, the current finance director, who committed himself to steering the same steady course as his predecessor once he takes the helm at the insurer.

The Fox News chairman, Roger Ailes, professed to be steering the network toward a "course correction," an acknowledgment that it had shifted too hard to the right.

The conference, sponsored by the left-leaning American Prospect magazine, the Center for American Progress and the Century Foundation, drew some Democratic heavyweights who emerged from their exile in think tanks, high finance and academia, to criticize the Bush administration for steering the nation greviously off course.

Four-piston Brembo brakes provide stopping power, and electric power steering sets the course.