Sentence examples similar to steering us closer from inspiring English sources

That was my father, steering us.

Mickey Loatch was still steering us around, showing off the stonework.

It looks like the great prow of the world, steering us into the void.

"Things," Vitaly said, steering me closer to the building.

The 17-year-old takes control of the three-seat aircraft for just a moment before his flight instructor is in charge again, steering Trent closer to the 10 hours of flight time he needs before he can feel the fear and exhilaration of a solo flight.

Now for the tricky bit: steering us through the tempest.

When war broke out between France and England in February 1793, Hamilton wished to use the war as an excuse for jettisoning the French alliance of 1778 and steering the United States closer to England, whereas Jefferson insisted that the alliance was still binding.

Lanchester has set himself the stern challenge of making a resolutely ordinary mind interesting without sliding into sentimentality -- of steering his creation closer to Mrs. Dalloway than Mr. Chips.

She has won kudos from industry experts for steering Xerox close to most of its near-term goals.

Bastian et al. (2013) include the mechanisms 'use, management, decision, participation, steering' to close the loop between ecosystem benefits (which include well-being), and ecosystem properties.

Metaphors bring us closer.