Sentence examples for steers through from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, Gert Frobe steers through a herd of reindeer and clean into a snowdrift.

Still, the cast is good-humored and appealing, especially the diminutive Ms. Nagra, who steers through a predictable series of obstacles with fierce, pouty determination (A. O. Scott).

On the boat ride across Pine Island Sound, the captain steers through a maze of mangrove isles and rocky shoals speckled with stone crabs.

Still, the cast is good-humored and appealing, especially the diminutive Ms. Nagra, who steers through a predictable series of obstacles with fierce, pouty determination (Scott).

The David Chesky music used in "Hope (The Final Rise)" steers through a wide range of idioms, some rock related and none distinguished.

After the push, everyone piles inside the bobsled and tucks into an aerodynamic position while the driver (or pilot) steers through the banked turns by manipulating cords that are attached to the sled.

Got a slight mis-hit from Clarke, but then conceded a four steered through gully.

This was the basic substance, the "egg", that was then adopted by Gregory Pincus and steered through human trials by John Rock.

At the beginning of George W Bush's second term, Dick Cheney steered through legislation which exempted the gas companies from the Clean Water Act of the early 1970s.

Systemic changes (digital transformation) are complex to achieve, but can be steered through by employing holistic resource- and competence-based views.

Yet Deng has steered through white-knuckled challenges before, giving him a depth of experience and a sense of what to look for in new firms. .