Sentence examples similar to to steer through something from inspiring English sources
"She wants a political win in the last few months in office, she's almost desperate, that's not the frame of mind you want to try and steer through something as important as this dossier".
To steer through the dangerous days ahead, a stable government would be a blessing.
It was up to me to steer through the dead centre.
She is also attempting to steer through the government's controversial white paper on schools.
It is easy to steer through the five cinema screens, gallery spaces, restaurants and two theatres.
Both groups were able to steer through the course in similar times.
It's a whole lot easier to steer something moving than something dead in its tracks.
"I also try to steer people toward something new.
The sales clerk tried to steer her to something else.
It is not something subterranean, there to steer you through every second and push you into feelings that the pictures don't generate themselves.
Our first assignment was to steer her through a series of plastic buckets four feet apart, something she seemed to regard as only mildly annoying.
