Sentence examples for was steering toward from inspiring English sources

I did worry that Pears was steering toward the much-ploughed ground of the first world war, but we don't get there by the end of volume one.

It was a march in memory of about 150 people who were killed in October 1993, when hard-line deputies in the Parliament tried to wrest power from Boris Yeltsin and halt the lurching course he was steering toward constitutional democracy and capitalism.

If you feel the conversation is steering toward something difficult (i.e. advanced particle physics), simply steer it in another direction.

Sure enough, this story's oars are steering toward tragedy.

"We are steering toward a problem when demand picks up and supplies will not be able to keep up".

But the punch line for Commander Folsom is that the money the young man is steering toward First Command could be helping to pay off his ever deepening debt.

As unlikely as it was that Ryan made it here from his drug-ridden street in Suffolk, Va., others seemed to have been steering toward the finals more or less their entire lives.

I coached his team members to describe the steps they could take to get results that would be a win for him, and to open discussion with lead-ins like, "Let me share with you a way I think we could do this with the least disruption" so that they were steering toward workable solutions rather than presenting him with problems he didn't want to hear.

So it made no sense when, out walking one Saturday later that summer, something caught my eye, and suddenly I was steering Jay toward someone else's castoffs.

How did I know if Bargaindog was steering me toward its partners' offers without bothering to ascertain whether they were the best deals?

But some Republicans who bit their tongues when President George W. Bush ordered huge interventions in the market would charge that Mr. Obama was steering America toward socialism.