to steer造句

The old man settled himself to steer.

people used to steer by the stars.

It's impossible to steer a parked car.

It takes a skilled pilot to steer the ship through.

They tried to steer clear of the iceburg but failed.

What is it like to steer a ship this size?

Allow me to steer you in the right direction.

The Rodney, five hundred miles away to the southeast, was ordered to steer a closing course.

The Grizzlies relied on two 11 rookies to steer them to victory.

The Cutty Sark rolled from side to side and it became impossible to steer her.

Yet he went on trying to steer the ship of their duel life.

At this point, I'm going to steer away from the details of implementing the state machine.

You are perfectly correct in trying to steer your mother toward increased independence.

Lieutenant Campbell ordered the man at the wheel to steer for the gunboat.

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Now's your chance to learn which foods to eat, and which to steer clear of for a good night's sleep.

He tried to steer her into the bedroom, but she understood his intentions and refused to move.

TPO tries to steer its members towards signing its own code, but there is no obligation to do so.

Our aim is not to control our thoughts it is to steer them in the right direction.

Thee pilot smiled, waved, looked at his map, determined the course to steer to SEATAC airport, and landed safely.

One would think you'd want to steer clear of the Treasury market, which is going to lose its biggest buyer.

The Bismarck was still four hundred miles from Brest, and no longer even able to steer thither.

S. dollar, which will allow the Chinese to steer the yuan up more aggressively than initially thought.

Start with the most immediate question: what tools will central Banks use to steer the economy in the near future?

Over the years China’s leaders have worked hard to steer relations with America through their inevitable crises.

(nautical) a hinged vertical plate mounted at the stern of a vessel and used to steer it.

Instead, you have to create a series of iterations using the results achieved and insights gained to set the activities and resources to steer the program to success.

Birds prefer not to take any chances—and to steer clear of all insects that look, sound, or fly like a bumblebee to avoid being stung.

However, Odysseus first had his men tie him to the mast, so he could hear the Sirens but would be unable to steer the ship in to danger.

Japan's partners at the G20 summit in Pittsburgh will want to know how he plans to steer Japan's economy back to growth.

He wants to keep Mr Woerth in place to steer through a controversial pension reform that will raise France's legal retirement age from 60 years to 62.

The writer presents Morrie's uplifting take on depressing topics such as death in a down-to-earth manner while managing to steer clear of tear-jerking sentimentality.

Steerability: The ability to steer a parachute away from an obstacle, or to face oneself into the wind, would be an evident advantage.

New Management - Send Ballmer packing, bring in a strong business CEO to drive the ship and a visionary CTO to steer.

Heisenberg's explanation left Popper unsatisfied until Albert Einstein intervened to steer Popper away from physics and back to his strong suit, scientific logic.

Combined with official support the plan could allow Greece to steer clear of bond markets for the rest of the decade.

Locals also eat a diet heavy on grains, fish and vegetables and tend to steer clear of meat, eggs and dairy food.

Literature of the era tried to steer the public away from the overburden of the French and Dutch design that earlier had been accepted in England.

Li Li Chun still gave an account that ten remaining rises in the battlement ward of HengYang City to steer the sin truth of crary expilare.

The two sides have already reached consensus in a joint effort to steer the China-India relations towards the direction of healthy and stable development.

Along the curves and bumps in my life journey, I have been fortunate to have mentors to steer me in the right direction, to get me back on track and to cheer me on at the finish line.

He took over at Pompey in November 2009 and defied the club's financial meltdown to steer them to the FA Cup final but could not prevent their relegation to the Championship.

And even if a thief did manage to cut through it, they'd find that they lack a way to steer the bike if they want to ride it away.

The scientists believe that perhapsbirds prefer not to take any chances - and to steer clear of all insects thatlook, sound or fly like a bumblebee to avoid being stung.

Black rocks and yellow sandbanks emerge suddenly from time to time in the river, and we have to steer a devious course downstream through very narrow channels marked by buoys.

If such a device could be scaled up to the human-size world (far from certain, alas), it might be able to steer a bullet around a bulletproof cloak.

Now Mr Proglio will have to steer EDF, the former state electricity monopoly that is still 85% owned by the government, as it seeks to promote French nuclear know-how around the world.

The sky is overcast, the air is abnormal and sultry. The whole earth is like a big steaming stove. We use the fire of the earth's heart to try to steer us.

This project level governance has to be aligned with the cadence on the Agile projects and be able to steer and respond with the same fast cycle time as the Agile projects.

In the end, Congress enacted settlement guidelines that were intended to steer a middle course between the two opposing approaches. See Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986, 100 Stat. 1678, 42 U.S.C.A. § 9622.

雨点们欢腾着你追我打地出了家门，迫不及待地奔向地面冒险去了。

Suddenly, Brazilians fear for the state of mind of a player who, in the current squad, is seen as the man who has the quality to steer the country towards a sixth world title.

He decided that he and a colleague could push the car the many miles home, while the woman of the party, the writer Doris Lessing, sat behind the wheel to steer.

Figure 10-7: Imagine if you had to steer your car by clicking buttons on a dialog box! This will give you some idea of how normal people feel about the dialog boxes on your software. Humbling, isn’t it?

I wanted to join them there but I could not bring myself to steer to the right, toward the edge. Instead I kept inching to the left, going slower and slower in the passing lane, trying to hug the mountain wall.

Human operators were able to steer the Ratbots through the obstacle course as if they were guiding intelligent robots, said Sanjiv Taiwar, a researcher at the State University of New York, who helped to run the study, published in the journal Nature.