Sentence examples for the steer of from inspiring English sources

The company has since been under the steer of former principal dancer Kevin McKenzie, who took over in 1992, relying unashamedly on full-length classical ballets for mainstream audiences and the pulling power of an exceptional "company of stars".

"It always seems impossible until it's done": the words of a man who made the impossible come true – Nelson Mandela – resonated with me on 14 July, when the seven countries around the table in Vienna, under the steer of the European Union, finally reached a deal on Iran's nuclear programme.

This is the most recent core title in the series, one of the first produced without the steer of originator Hironobu Sakaguchi, who left the company under a black cloud worth $120m of lost money at the box office following his movie flop, Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within.

When Bud takes the squabbling teenagers off to the "Steer of the Year" competition at the Indiana State Fair, Robert Kincaid (Pasquale) immediately comes knocking at the door asking for directions to one of those famous covered bridges.

The same goes for all the subplots about a daughter nervous about the Steer Of The Year competition (a vivid Caitlin Kinnenen) and a son (a fine Derek Klena) who is trying pot and pondering any future but one stuck on a farm.

Luke Cowan-Dickie scored a hat-trick of tries, having seemingly replaced Thomas Waldrom as the steerer of Exeter's driven lineouts.

It is called the "Steer Clear of the Drama" model.

His 1929 season was split between three teams; the Pelicans, the Chattanooga Lookouts of the SA, and the Dallas Steers of the Texas League.

Grove began his career with the Dallas Steers of the Texas League at the start of the 1938 season.

Focus groups are a form of group discussions that generate data through the steered conversations of group members [ 14- 16].

As the newly crowned grand champion steer of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, Shorty is bovine royalty.