steered造句

The car steered north.

We steered a correct defence policy.

A woman in scrubs steered a gurney around us.

The captain listened to the stereo radio and steered the steamer careful into the harbor.

Indonesian policymakers, naturally, congratulate themselves on having steered the country away from the abyss.

Courts have already steered away from accepting testimony that was gathered through hypnosis.

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

The phased array antenna is a discrete array, the beam of which is steered by the digital shifter.

As for energy, the Senate legislation bears little resemblance to the cap-and-trade bill steered through the House last year by Henry Waxman and Edward Markey.

Traditionally these are large pieces of polished metal, steered by electric motors to keep the sun's rays focused on the cell.

He reached out to the woman with him, cupped a pink chiffon elbow in his hand and steered her face to Eric and Emily. He smiled at them.

On weekdays, the marmosets steered clear of the roar of traffic, and on Sundays they shunned the clamor of visiting crowds.

His tram let him down at Shelburne Road and he steered his great body along in the shadow of the wall of the barracks.

Inflation was low and steady as the Bank of England, freed by Mr Brown to set interest rates in order to hit an inflation target, deftly steered the economy.

During the Gold Rush he steered his steamships single-handedly through Nicaraguan river rapids to find a way to get his passengers more quickly and cheaply to the Pacific Ocean.

The ones who grew up in New York seemed to take it all in stride and precociously had a sense of their breaking point and breezily steered well clear of it.

The roughly 60 percent in the mushy middle steered around conflicts between evolution and creationism or taught both and let students draw their own conclusions. (Always such a good idea….)

This time, the police camera had caught him using his right hand to fondle the breasts of a woman sitting in the passenger seat of his car while he steered with his left hand.