Sentence examples for steers points from inspiring English sources

Pick up any textbook on cartography, and the very first paragraph will invariably remind you that the Earth is spherical but paper is flat; and, as J. A. Steers points out in his 1927 Introduction to the Study of Map Projections, just 'as it is impossible to make a sheet of paper rest smoothly on a sphere, so it is impossible to make a correct map on a sheet of paper'.

You don't even have to steer; just point your cursor at your target, press and hold L1 and R1, and your ship will do the rest, pulling you out of the jump once you get too close to a planet or space station.

Sehwag, dropped badly by rival captain Darren Sammy as he honed in on the landmark, broke Tendulkar's record in the 44th over with a boundary steered through point off Andre Russell.

The total number of animals being processed peaked in cows, heifer and steers at some point during the 2004-2006 period.

He then bowls another slow ball that Jadeja steers to the point boundary.

That steered them nine points clear of trouble, and they are now only six points adrift of a play-off place as 48-year-old Cooper resumes control, inheriting Wadsworth's official job title of 'first team coach'.

With volumetric MR-HIFU ablation, the focal point of the ultrasound beam is steered along multiple points on circular or spiral trajectories perpendicular to the ultrasound beam.

You will instinctively steer and head towards that point.

He steers another boundary behind point later in the over.

Fulton, who is playing well now, steers three past backward point.

A fine Craig Slater goal five minutes into injury-time gave Kilmarnock a vital three points to steer them further away from the Scottish Premiership relegation play-off.