Sentence examples for steering them through from inspiring English sources

But steering them through simultaneous disruption from above and below is much harder still.

"Russell has been at football clubs in challenging circumstances before and has experience of steering them through to safety.

Hounded not to be helicopter parents to our kids, we're challenged to be "tugboat children" to our parents, steering them through narrowing waters.

They face many of the same tough decisions as businesses, and like business they require a board of talented and passionate people steering them through these decisions.

Small wonder the college-bound are increasingly likely to have a team of coaches and counselors steering them through the process.

In Fairport, he played electric violin and sang in the world's most successful electric folk band, steering them through a baffling array of line-up changes.

I'm very sorry that Kettering upset you by voting Leave but as you can see they are blessed with an MP who is steering them safely through these uncharted waters and tackling the big issues first.

Former Strictly judge Len Goodman whirls round the floor at Blackpool with a series of baroque console tables, 18th-century armoires and old chess sets, steering them elegantly through the samba and the Viennese waltz while audience members shout bids for the items and their owners look disappointed.

He was left with the daunting task of steering Iran through the difficult post-war era.

On Friday, there was widespread praise for Mr. Kilar for steering Hulu through sometimes turbulent seas.

Back then he was also steering Yeshiva through grave financial hardship.