Sentence examples for steering through a from inspiring English sources

Steering through a left-hand turn, I suddenly realized I had picked up too much speed, so I yanked my foot off the throttle pedal.

Last Wednesday, at 57 degrees south, MacArthur found herself at the helm while hand steering through a minefield of icebergs that had drifted from Antarctica's Ross Sea.

But journalists who supported him overplayed their hand, with the result that Professor Sir Harold Thompson, who detested Rous, succeeded in steering through a compromise candidate.

When Mr. Gore named Mr. Coelho as his campaign chairman in May 1999, the campaign was beset by overspending, and many Democrats credit Mr. Coehlo with cutting costs and steering through a treacherous series of primary contests.

The firebrand leader of the Scottish socialist party is one of the few MSPs who has managed to make their mark at Holyrood, steering through a private member's bill to abolish "poinding" and warrant sales - the selling off of goods that bailiffs have seized - and is leading a campaign to ensure free school meals for every pupil in Scotland.

Tommy Sheridan Leader Scottish Socialist Alliance The firebrand leader of the Scottish socialist party is one of the few MSPs who has managed to make their mark at Holyrood, steering through a private member's bill to abolish "poinding" and warrant sales - the selling off of goods that bailiffs have seized - and is leading a campaign to ensure free school meals for every pupil in Scotland.

Yards away, a T-33 training plane began steering through an obstacle course of no-fly zones without its pilot lifting a finger.

And while he rightly takes credit for steering through an ethics overhaul that reformers called a "gold standard," like most freshmen he did not play a significant role in passing much other legislation and disappointed some Democrats for not becoming a more prominent voice in other important debates.

His government paid windfall and some other oil revenues into a fund, and earmarked 70% of this for debt repayments.Rafael Correa, an academic who is the new finance minister, is steering through Congress a plan under which only 30% of the oil fund will now be used for debt repayment.

He achieved only two important reforms, steering through Parliament a resolution pledging it to abolish the slave trade speedily and, in the 1792 Libel Act, restoring to juries their right to decide not merely whether an allegedly libellous article had, in fact, been published but also what constituted libel in any given case and whether or not a defendant was guilty of it.

Steering companies through a technological revolution is testing, even when financial markets are kind.