Sentence examples for under the steer from inspiring English sources

The company has since been under the steer of former principal dancer Kevin McKenzie, who took over in 1992, relying unashamedly on full-length classical ballets for mainstream audiences and the pulling power of an exceptional "company of stars".

"It always seems impossible until it's done": the words of a man who made the impossible come true – Nelson Mandela – resonated with me on 14 July, when the seven countries around the table in Vienna, under the steer of the European Union, finally reached a deal on Iran's nuclear programme.

The cut, from the under-belly of the steer, is one of the toughest and fattiest parts of the animal a cut that invariably went unsold in olden days.

She drove slowly, looking behind her once to make sure the steer was hooked up tight, but not looking again because she hated the way the steer's neck stretched under the chain and the way its legs crossed all akimbo and its tongue lolled in the dirt like a huge pink mollusk pulled from its shell.

Think of any hypothetical situation you may encounter, e.g flat tire, high-speed under-/over steer, pursuit driving, etc. Think what you must do in that particular case, then get in the car and do it.

Even when we couldn't drive as well as our professional racing instructors on loan from the Skip Barber Racing School, the 2.5-liter Altimas (especially in five-speed-manual form rather than four-speed automatic) proved very well balanced, especially for front-wheel-drive cars, which tend to get yanked around by the powered wheels and under-steer at the limit.

We drove it hard on some unpaved (but relatively smooth) roads in the area and the tendency to under-steer can be used to an advantage; lock the differential and with power sent equally to all four wheels the driver can use more throttle to set the car up sideways and arc through a bend the way a rally car driver would.

The steers were next.