veers造句

Clap your hands, shout "Stop!" and the pup instantly loses courage and veers off sheepishly.

A second later, the entire swarm veers west and away, as if steered by a single mind.

While it veers off the topic of memory, in the study researchers also found that people tend to believe they will notice whenever something unexpected or important happens.

Eddie, wearing 21 tawny pants and a wool cap, chases after it, and runs in front of an automobile, a Ford Model A. The car 22 screeches, 23 veers, and just misses him.

I go to give him a kiss - just a peck - and he veers off, jerking his head out of the way like a nervous racehorse, too late to alter my trajectory and pretend I was aiming for his cheek.

Then, in the last inch or so - around 1950 - it veers steeply upwards, like a pilot banking after a cliff has suddenly appeared from what he thought was an empty bank of cloud.

It provides an audible beep if the STS veers out of its lane without the turn signal engaged. In practice we found the system helpful but occasionally prone to false warnings.