In other words, steer clear of the porn, the gambling, and the "game-crack" sites.
The word "persons" steered the question towards concrete comparisons.
In other words, they steered a middle course between pure classical liberalism and civic republicanism.
The pictures alone can be considered a form of ambiguous stimuli, in that the word captions steer their interpretation as positive or negative.
As National Geographic somewhat poetically notes, the animal is 'valued for its strength and speed rather than a malleable temperament.' In other words, steer clear if they're on the loose, and keep the baby strapped to your back.
Positive wording will steer the conversation away from angry, rude comments.
'Cheat' is not a word you should use very lightheartedly, and even if you are being lighthearted that's a word you should steer away from.
The term comes from the Greek word for "to steer", and inspiration for some of the early work on cybernetics sprang from automatic guiding systems developed during World War II for guns or radar antennae.
Though he steered clear of the word, the mayor did not.
The word dirigible means 'able to be steered.' "Zeppelin made dirigible flight practically routine, carrying more than 34,000 passengers around Germany from 1911 to 1914.
