Sentence examples for taking the steering from inspiring English sources
Taking the steering wheel out of their hands would seem to defeat the purpose — as would sticking a laser turret on a sculpted chassis.
Taking the steering wheel out of their hands would seem to defeat the purpose as would sticking a laser turret on a sculpted chassis.
But more interesting is the growing strand of spy fiction no longer dominated by a masculine viewpoint – stories in which women are not just going along for the ride, but taking the steering wheel for themselves.
He fitted us with a double kayak, with Debbie, naturally, taking the steering position.
"You let the consumer take the steering wheel for a while".
He'd taken the steering wheel through his sternum and must have died instantly.
When Falwell talks about himself as a young man, he paints a picture of the toughest kid on the block — football captain, gang fighter, and prankster, who would take the steering wheel off a car going sixty miles an hour.
He noted how Google had taken the steering wheel and pedal out of its driverless car prototype to avoid the human-machine interface issue, which he considers a huge problem for the field.
Self-driving cars, which will take the steering wheel away from humans, are being touted as a way to prevent huge numbers of traffic accidents, quiet the chaos of the roads and dramatically improve travel times.
And how do you keep those 'drivers' from becoming complacent so they don't miss their queue when they suddenly have to take the steering wheel again?
