Sentence examples for to steering from inspiring English sources
noun
Equipment used to control direction; something used to steer.
- I hit a rock with my car and broke the steering.
"But you're also completely on your own when it comes to steering and stabilizing the boat.
The controls are comfortable for anyone used to steering wheel buttons, but they are not perfect.
Funnily enough, Dunbar admitted to steering clear of other pink books, when I recommended them.
In conclusion, Clinton added a personal touch to summarize her approach to steering the economy.
Insiders say little thought was given to steering clear of exotic new business.
This has consequences, mostly good (it helps sharpen the response to steering inputs) but not entirely.
But she recognizes that expanding the business may require the same fortitude she brought to steering the truck.
The recall covers 27 models for a number of defects, some related to steering wheels and airbags.
Expansion of the EU has been painful for a country used to steering the project in tandem with Germany.
It's nimble in responding to steering inputs, yet stable and confidence-inspiring once set into a turn.
When it comes to steering through pension reform, Conservative and Liberal Democrat hands have been on the tiller, not at each other's throats.
