Sentence examples for to steer myself from inspiring English sources

I nearly had a complete meltdown, but managed to steer myself back on the course of dinner making.

I would never try to steer myself away from it," Cameron-Bure said earlier this year of her "Full House" past, noting her children love the show.

It's more of an effort to steer myself on track, and I have to discipline myself on occasion to keep it from complete oddball territory".

"Using both torque and the controls in my left hand to try to steer myself through this area of severe diverticular disease, using very little pressure in terms of pushing forward.

Now that I have a grasp of the parts and how they work, I can harness the pre-existing aspects of mind, in the context of what most people would recognize as a yoga practice, to accelerate and steer myself toward the path toward less suffering.

I'll probably steer myself and my family toward non-animal circuses in the future.

Jordan is very gifted and has the talent and work ethic to obtain this dream but I found myself trying to steer him into other areas of study.

I'd always been proud of myself for being able to steer clear of temptation, but now I was going to do the dirty on them.

(The woman is saying: so what if I have a roving eye? The man replies: if that is the way of the world, I'm going to steer clear of love, rather than continue to make myself a laughing-stock).

But, reading the writer Antwaun Sargent's lovely tribute, I found myself excited to learn that Hendricks preferred to steer his discussion of the work away from politics and toward technique.

It helped to steer my attention away from what needed to be done and towards myself and what makes me happy.