Sentence examples for steering us to from inspiring English sources
The Richard Rodgers score is a comic marvel, steering us to find death as a joke and love as serious.
He got us on the right track when we were ordering appetizers, steering us to the fried shrimp with garlic and fresh chili.
Next time my family is with me and the hour is right, I'm steering us to Van Ness and 22nd Street.
Yet somehow, the parking goddesses chose that moment to shine beneficence upon us, steering us to an on-street parking space that was within sight and a short walk of our destination.
Our culture risks steering us in a wholly different direction to that which even the limpest progressives must hope.
In general, yes, but the government has taxed cigarettes to high heaven, as a means (successful) of steering us away from them, and made it illegal to partake of many recreational drugs.
Indeed, D'Agata's prime reason for steering us through all the glittery factoids and scholarship is to take us to the ledge of what knowledge can provide, and to document how perilous it can be to stand on that ledge.
We would like to thank Dr. Osvaldo Anacleto for steering us towards ROC curves, and two anonymous reviewers for their helpful comments to improve the clarity of this paper.
"But, at any rate, now we're getting back to 'Einstein,' which is supposed to be what we're talking about," Glass eventually said, steering us back on course.
He's in the boat with me now, steering us the 800 or so metres from a jetty by the coast road upriver to the Riri blue hole.
Supermarkets have a direct financial interest in steering us away from raw, unprocessed ingredients, the sort you cook from scratch at home, on to lucrative, value-added, processed food of dubious nutritional provenance.
