Sentence examples for time to steer from inspiring English sources

So while the two sides may continue to bicker over the terms of a standstill agreement, it's clear that whoever ends up running Best Buy in the end will have less time to steer the retailer away from disaster.

On February 3, 2010, an internal inquiry cleared Robinson of wrongdoing, and he resumed his duties as first minister in time to steer the devolution of justice and policing powers through the Northern Ireland Assembly on March 9.

Following his inevitable departure from Lancashire, he made his peace with MacAnthony and returned to London Road in time to steer Peterborough back into the Championship via the play-offs.

Swinburn, who has died aged 55 of so far unannounced causes, became Shergar's jockey in 1981 after Piggott had ridden the colt the previous year, in time to steer him to a record-breaking 10-length Derby success.

The Spaniard arrived at exactly the right time to steer the ball home.

Darren Bent is in the right place, at the right time to steer in Jesse Lingard's shot with his groin.

Mr. Trump's unexpected trip to Mexico was timed to steer attention from his significant shifts on immigration policy.

In an explosive news conference overshadowed by questions about his response to a white nationalist rally over the weekend in Charlottesville, Va., Mr. Trump tried several times to steer the conversation back to infrastructure.

A good campaign, therefore, must be prepared to argue its case under both paradigms while at the same time trying to steer the race in the direction that is most favorable to it.

But everybody was having a great time". Nevertheless, to steer clear of bent frames, broken spokes and busted knee caps, the couple continued modifying the rules all summer, trying to substitute civilized play for the rule of the jungle.

We argue that in these cases the staff members face the practical problem of obtaining the clients' cooperation in the generation of a topic while, at the same time, trying to steer the talk in a desired direction.