Sentence examples for yes steering from inspiring English sources
Yes, steering a 3,000+ pound metal missile while staring down at a tiny screen to blast out short, generally forgettable sentences is stupid.
Table 2 The different measures analysed Measure Source Criteria Normal TTC t 2 C3, C4, C4 Yes lateral position t 2 C3, C4, C4 No longitudinal speed t 2 C3, C4, C4 Yes steering wheel angle t 3, t 4 C3, C4, C4 No, No steering wheel rate I 3, I 4 C3, C4, C4 No, No SWRR (5°) I 3, I 4 C3, C4, C4 No, Yes The data sources are presented in Fig. 2.
Oh yes, that old thing of steering the car and working the pedals.
However, he seems to be steering towards committing to the yes campaign, writing to pro-Europe MPs that he wants Labour to set out a reform agenda and, rather than walk away, "fight together for a better Europe".
Gordon once again said yes and promptly found himself tasked with steering a young Alice Cooper to infamy.
Along with facing down Ian Smith in Rhodesia, and steering Britain towards a Common Market yes vote in 1975, it's not such a bad record.
Now it is steering away from bonds exposed to consumer spending and, yes, piling into bank loans.
In general, yes, but the government has taxed cigarettes to high heaven, as a means (successful) of steering us away from them, and made it illegal to partake of many recreational drugs.
(She brought a bit of her program philosophy to Sci Fi, steering it toward shows that were not too tech-y, not serialized, and, yes, more upbeat — occasionally irritating some hard-core sci-fi fans in the process).
