Sentence examples for steers through the from inspiring English sources

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.

I'd told the Blairs I wanted to follow one of their steers through the life cycle; Ed, 49, suggested I might as well buy a steer, as a way to really understand the daunting economics of modern ranching.

As finance minister, he steered through the Real Plan, a clever mix of budget cuts, a new currency and a mechanism to break entrenched inflationary expectations.

To steer through the dangerous days ahead, a stable government would be a blessing.

A steer through the slips next ball brings him his third boundary.

She is also attempting to steer through the government's controversial white paper on schools.

Now, though, we steered through the late afternoon until we reached 17-Mile Drive.

It is easy to steer through the five cinema screens, gallery spaces, restaurants and two theatres.

It was up to me to steer through the dead centre.

He steered through the predawn stillness past tumbledown shanties where gaunt roosters patrolled.

His first ball is steered through the slips and away for four to third man by Collingwood.