Sentence examples for was steered on from inspiring English sources

Sterling won a penalty, Jesus's effort from the spot was steered on to the post via a Fabianski palm, and Bernardo Silva slotted in the rebound.

His principled liberalism has won few friends in a starkly divided country, but his decision to join the army-backed government that replaced Mr Morsi raised hopes that it could be steered on to a moderate course.

Commercials can be steered on a household-by-household basis; the house at 1313 Mockingbird Lane or 5133 Kensington Ave.

4.55am GMT 140.2 overs (143 overs to bowl): England 305-9 A high full toss from Boult is steered on the bounce to slip.

I can see a whole class over two lessons and can differentiate the timing of my feedback, as some students need to be left to work independently for longer and others need to be steered on track much earlier.

Cassini was steered into Saturn on September 15 and destroyed on entry.

Rosetta, however, will continue to carry out scientific measurements in orbit around comet 67P until September, when it will be steered to land on the surface as well.

The Spectralis and RTVue systems use image-based tracking in which eye motions are extracted from video frames and the OCT beam is steered to keep it on target.

If the drill bit has strayed, it can be steered back on course by several means, one of which uses pressure pads against the well bore to change the bit's direction.

Antilock brakes are designed to resist locking up when applied hard, allowing a car to be steered safely on icy or wet roads.

"If the earth is covered with water, why do you need a keel?" (It's just as well that the ark can't be steered — earlier this year, on a break from shooting, Crowe had to call the Coast Guard when he got stranded after dark while kayaking in Long Island Sound. They didn't recognize him with his patriarchal beard).