Sentence examples for work steers from inspiring English sources

Hiller's work steers hard away from this dull stalemate.

Mr. Gray, who stages his own work, steers his underdog story so cautiously, moving in the straightest of lines, that you don't always realize how deftly he's setting you up.

Politically, the work steers hard toward realms of academic leftist theory, but in ways — both peculiarly sacramental and a lot of fun — that are as likely to humble tenured theorists as to exalt their profession.

However, their work steers towards I2V communication for non-safety value-added services.

In short, the design that has helped generations of Britons get to work, steered them through the city streets, and then pointed them towards an after-hours pint.

The research question exploring hinders for work steered the way the meaning units were discerned.

Such outreach work, steered by peer leaders and supported by other cohort members, facilitated the gradual accretion of the cohort, which in turn required an increasingly formal approach to the management of outreach work with the Majengo sex workers.

Instead of saying "I have no idea how mortgages work," steer the conversation toward something he wants to talk about.

Google 'professional TV advisors' and get the experts to assess your work, steer you to the right production companies and make the right introductions, otherwise you'll spend a lifetime 'door-knocking'!

Despite the autobiographical nature of these works, Steers managed to keep a mature painter's sang-froid.

Throughout the four days, visitors can browse the petting zoo, a beekeeping exhibit, professional and amateur landscaping competitions, fine art, Christmas tree and wreath shows, working steer and other livestock demonstrations, and stage entertainment.