Sentence examples for to be steered from inspiring English sources
Moreover, Han ships were the first in the world to be steered using a rudder at the stern, in contrast to the simpler steering oar used for riverine transport, allowing them to sail on the high seas.
"They just need to be steered a little bit.
We're not going to be steered or swayed by anywhere else".
"Unfortunately," he said, "the debate has to be steered in that direction" by Hispanic advocates.
But it appears that a wiser course is to be steered.
Despite this, the experiments made clear that a lunar vehicle would need to move extremely slowly to be steered reliably.
He's been a fantastic influence on my career, especially in situations where I need to be steered in the right direction.
For a boat to be steered safely it needs a good captain and crew, plus reliable measures and instruments to gauge its progress.
Shallower tropical cyclones, which have experienced vertical wind shear, tend to be steered by winds at the 700 hPa level.
The fifth grade, they argue, is just too early for children to be steered away from a basic curriculum and be asked to make vocational choices about how to spend the rest of their life.
The vulnerable kids who could go either way need to be steered away from gang culture by seeing their peers whose achievements are recognised, he said.
