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1. You do not have to take control of the conversation; let your grandson steer it in a direction that interests him
2. "What can that map show in this wasteland that we can steer to?" Ava asked him
3. Stephen said that she tried to steer onto the hard shoulder but skidded on something and went into the bridge
4. I have to pretend steer the stupid ship, too, because Staas Company only wanted three, non-union bridge officers
5. It was better when I didn't know, but you did try to steer the conversation into telling me this
6. Along here you just have to steer between the banks and don't hit another ship
7. ‘But I’d recommend that you steer clear of erupting volcanos for a while, young woman
8. As we returned to shore, Nikos encouraged Alessandra to steer the boat
9. So although it was their first time on a sailing vessel for which they had to trim sails, steer, and navigate through the wind, they were exceptionally capable sailors from the outset
10. He tried to steer him in the right direction, “What leads do you have from the other end?”
11. Lean down and steer, try to cut air resistance, try to stay just awake enough to steer but asleep enough to rest
12. They made that other corner with Knume using his tackle to steer a little
13. Then the front windscreen had been smashed out and two drivers sat in the front two seats, one to control the horse’s reins and the other to steer the Jag
14. endeavoured to steer the conversation onto cheerier
15. Seaboy managed to stare and steer his ball over the obstacles and it rolled within a metre of the hole
16. while you steer the conversation to access helpful information for your
17. animal or just heads of steer or sheep, remnant
18. Also have a regular meditational practice established which will help you to steer your trip and to also integrate what you learn
19. And hoped and prayed as hard as he could that she would manage to steer clear of such characters on her journey to his camp
20. “There are wild animals about, but they normally steer clear of humans
21. There are also companies and organisations offering free autoresponder services, but my advice would be to steer clear of these, as you will be disappointed by the quality of the service you’ll receive from them
22. having a harbor pilot aboard to steer the ship into uncharted
23. Shenandoah, and that they should steer westward to avoid a confrontation
24. Although no vote was needed or requested, the vote would have been unanimous to steer to the south immediately
25. He continued to steer south and thought it would be more fitting to intercept merchant shipping on the routes from San Francisco to
26. Gina noticed Milo's suspicious look towards the psychiatrist; she wanted to steer his gaze away; there was no point making the situation difficult for the children (to her they were still children)
27. His heart heavy, Dorro directed the sailors to steer the craft back towards Water-Down in all haste, while he continued to tend Longleaf
28. The steer was missing so he told me it had caused a wreck over on highway 18
29. The only thing he wanted me to do was to get the steer off the road as soon as possible
30. I didn‘t have any idea how I was going to get this steer which weighed about eleven hundred pounds in my pickup to haul him away
31. Tom and I met on the highway where the steer was
32. My homeowner‘s insurance took care of the man‘s car that hit the steer paying for all the repairs, a rental car, and motel fees
33. At least four soldiers moved alongside it, helping to push and steer it in the inky blackness
34. "What are you doing here anyway? Are they going to kill you too?" Comfrey asked the stranger in a quiet voice, trying to steer the conversation away from his embarrassing behaviour
35. At his waist shimmered a silver belt buckle in the shape of the horns of a steer and his skin-tight jeans were tucked into boots with high heels and pointed toes
36. “Ferguson’s buddy gave us a bum steer
37. Power through the hands and steer with the feet…maybe if he throttled back a bit
38. Although you never refuse outright, you just adroitly steer around the subject
39. The man was a terrifying mystery, an uncanny wildfire people tried to steer away from
40. The tracks had brakes, so you could steer the machine at slow speed on the ground
41. As if trying to steer his mind away from a dark precipice, Molo was careful with his words, not only because the language was difficult to speak properly, but because he found the Pilgrim’s question deeply incisive, the answer still unknown to him
42. The men around him had managed to steer the herd from the sides and rear, but they had known better than to ever get in front of the animals when those beasts were in such an urgently demonstrated near-panic of movement
43. We use the sciences of both electrodynamics and aerodynamics both to steer the car, and keep it stable when going straight at high speeds
44. “Without wheels touching the road, it would be hard to steer the car otherwise
45. Elizabeth asked if Colling would show her how to steer, and he found she did a passable job of holding the boat on a steady course
46. “I can steer them into the memories that take me out of this place!” His voice boomed out again into the silence that surrounded him, but his mouth always seemed to bring him back to his present woes
47. He had left it to Fyaile to steer the carriage that steered itself thought mostly following the rest of the army
48. It takes all the willpower I have for me to steer myself toward the chair and sit down in it again, pressing my skull into the headrest
49. I blink the tears from my eyes, wipe my cheeks with the heel of my hand, and let him steer me toward the door behind the computer screen
50. He was willing to humor the boy at least for a while—enough to steer his reading
51. I grab Caleb’s elbow and steer him down the hallway
52. Intention can steer our boat toward a safe harbor
53. It can steer us to happiness and freedom
54. The clock's been ticking & ticking & ticking so once you steer to it
55. I also pointed out that without the support of a new CD it would be unlikely that a concert promoter would advance Doberman’s Stub to stadium tour headliner, and may steer clear altogether if they got the impression they could be drawn into the lawsuit
56. I asked Taisei what their strategy was, only to be told “it's simple, we steer the Obake in a certain direction and then Itsuki does all the work
57. “That’s an interesting way to steer a conversation
58. Jack was being congratulated in the same breath for his handling of the crisis at the bank and certain luminaries were commenting on his tenacity to steer the bank to greatness
59. “should steer clear of moral and ethical definitions
60. Although we try our best to steer clear of these low points, they are an
61. After three days of speeches and strategy sessions, they left the event determined to steer the Democratic Party even
62. to draw a donut in the snow, but Pa would expertly steer the car
63. ) told an eastern Newspaper that he helped steer defense funding,
64. “I’d just steer clear of the whole subject
65. If you steer clear of the criminal underworld from now on, you need never enter a hot zone again
66. “Did you kill Ka Poncing Borja?” he asked while he started to steer the wheel
67. Benjamin called back, “We can steer the whole line from here
68. He quickly put his hands out to hold her arms and steer her away from his lower body, but he was jostled again against her
69. Court had decided to steer the conversation into something a bit more intimate when they both noticed a hush spreading over the club
70. Marjie suddenly could not stop turning to the right as she walked, and I had to physically steer her into the house
71. It would be best to accept the admonishment and steer the conversation—if it was one—back to its path
72. Pilot: an expert who comes aboard ships to advise the captain on how to steer the vessel in dangerous waters or harbor areas; the pilot may take charge of the helm
73. trying to steer the boat, or if he’d just found it a good thing to
74. any accurate reading, so I had no idea where to steer the boat,
75. then, shuffling his feet, he began to steer my body so that I
76. So I find sometimes in class I want to engage in conversation with them or steer away from the lesson at hand because I relate to them on an equal
77. chosen to run away and steer clear of me
78. and were making a point to steer clear of the hut?
79. In the next chapter I'm going to show you some of the offpage optimization techniques that you should steer clear of
80. "Steer a little into them," I said, intending to overcome any effect their approach would have
81. would stumble in such a drunken state that Mr Campbell had to steer, or sometimes even
82. If your vehicle is hard to steer when first started or while trying to parallel park in downtown New York with honking horns, yelling and the occasional feathered finger you have what we call Hard Steering
83. “Let us steer clear of those lights
84. Blueblood witnessed the carnage and opted to steer clear of the valiant giants
85. If you are wise, you’ll steer clear of both these extremes
86. that they then steer into interstellar space
87. Matthew managed to steer it clear of a car that was parked on the other side
88. So this appendix is about how you can have conversations with your partner that will steer you more in the direction of what you're after
89. If you are not experienced in this type of marketing, I would steer away
90. By contrast, with an ‘instant connection’ you will grab attention and steer students on to connect with the lesson topic
91. Too far and I dragged the barge into the shallows and because the angle was different, it was both harder for me to pull and for them to steer
92. I was on my second circuit when I saw him coming and he glided into position, dropping on my back between one wing beat and the next to grasp my neck trying to steer me
93. I couldn’t steer, I was hanging onto Di’s neck wishing desperately that his mane had grown out long enough for me to twine my hands into it
94. Steer clear of coffee shops to stay on top of things
95. Connacher did not steer for the Palace but the Council Towers and his own estates near there
1. As they came to the bottom of the stairs, she steered him towards the back of the house, towards the kitchen entrance
2. Roman steered the van off
3. I steered the Pinto with one hand and pulled
4. waited as he steered his craft to the bank
5. With great skill and experience, Father steered our boat into the cove
6. He didn’t pursue the matter, but steered the conversation in another direction, noting her discomfort and the tension at the mention of his name
7. Nerissa steered due
8. Ben steered his front carriage by positioning his weight from side to side and occasionally tugging at the hand rims on the wheels
9. The powerful blue field emanating from Danny's body reached out with a second pod-like arm toward the diamond and steered it out of the Leader's way
10. He was being steered into the tunnel entrance as though he were a prize fish
11. Doris grasped his cock firmly and steered it into her slit as the boy pumped furiously
12. He had pulled his cock out of her again, so once more she seized it and steered it into her cunt while he thrust hard and entered her deeply, wonderfully
13. Close to the end of the road, Lewis steered across to the opposite kerb, next to the converted church, and stopped
14. She quickly steered her niece to a chair before the fire
15. Doc steered him towards the bed
16. Gently, I steered my mother toward the first of many corridors crammed with cages of cats stacked to the ceiling
17. The Mercury immediately made contact with the whaleships Florida, Corinthian, and Peru, and they all steered westward, hoping to keep out of sight
18. After entering the North Pacific, the Milo steered southeasterly and the Shenandoah also headed southeasterly, but was a few days behind the Milo
19. The rebel pirate appeared in June in the Okhotsk Sea, where she sneaked up to the barque Abigail of New Bedford, commanded by Captain Nye, captured her, stole what was valuable, fired the vessel, and steered for the Bering Sea
20. Frederic’s leadership had steered the company into even more success and growth by
21. How could he be a threat? Even so, he steered the craft in a circuitous route, trying not to appreciate the ‘post-invasion’ verdant landscape
22. One more reason why the course of his destiny had been steered
23. He had steered the craft using a topographic scanner alone; the moon base emitted no signals
24. Halon changed course again and steered toward Chram
25. At that, the entire company steered off the main road and down the secret forest trail Minty Pinter had discovered behind the viburnum bush
26. The sergeant steered a frosty look her direction
27. The music continued soothingly and as I strained my ears to hear where it was coming from, it steered me toward the back of the stage
28. I knew of course there were no white women on the border except for a few very old ladies of the Southern Cross, and a few military types who we steered clear of since not only did they have fearsome reputations, but as commissioned officers they outranked us
29. Frank steered his car behind the kid
30. She left only reluctantly, steered away by George’s persistent pressure on her arm
31. Dawley gently steered us back to the main topic, staff organizations
32. As Piers steered the boat across the choppy sea, he hummed to himself, feeling happy for the first time in years
33. A few soft-spoken words in an alien tongue and Sim sat back as the vehicle steered along a busy thoroughfare
34. Catching the point duty policeman’s eye, Steve steered his car across a phalanx of waiting traffic, in the direction of the Derby road
35. Jenny and Fergus said no more but steered their way down Coven Hill with Mister slinking at their heels just as he had done on the ascent
36. The rear wheels were the ones that steered, otherwise, these machines wouldn’t be able to shove big objects into tight rows
37. With it scraping along the ground, the car refused to be steered, but he forced it along, jamming the accelerator to the floor while remnants of the wheel grated thunderously
38. He steered around every bend with apprehension
39. “I’m saying that agents of the Mythological Institute have infiltrated the Simulator Corporation and steered the research into a very special end
40. Both of them looked up ahead to where the road steered off course and into a dirt path that seemed to lead slowly upwards onto a small ridge
41. Services as well as its Post Office is alleged to have improperly steered UN contracts to several Indian
42. He had left it to Fyaile to steer the carriage that steered itself thought mostly following the rest of the army
43. “This is going to be a lo-ng trip,” I told myself as I steered the car away from the lowlands of Montreal, heading north into the Laurentians
44. She counter steered, treating his hit like a bad patch of ice
45. It was steered by a central sternpost rudder that the crew adjusted by means of a large lever on a lower deck
46. We steered away from them aiming instead for the mouth of the Yuma River
47. Leaning forward, I steered us as best I could in the direction of the parked cars
48. Noah steered the car out of traffic and stopped at the side of the road
49. After a span of time had passed where Yuella had said all she could think to say; Elizabeth steered the conversation to pitching her into their house
50. My co-counselor seized the moment and steered the conversation from
51. ” At that point, he steered us over to a park bench and we sat down
52. As Penn steered the boat along the river, he kept close
53. The CSAF steered Whitey to the side of his large main office where three burgundy-colored leather arm chairs were placed around a coffee table in front of a matching couch
54. When the three war-ships reached the mouth of Sogn-fjord, they steered south-west into the open sea
55. All that’s missing is the red carpet,” she thought but meekly allowed herself to be steered to the lifts
56. Dead reckoning: navigator"s estimate of ship"s position from the course steered and distance traveled
57. Set course: giving the helmsman the desired course to be steered
58. steered the boat off course that night, that he would be content
59. two miles from where we now sat, it was pretty clear the two steered clear intentionally
60. He steered the horse toward it
61. Whilst he steered
62. The Mythos steered
63. Bullies had a disposition to form gangs later on when troubles haunted them, and they steered animals to the shelter
64. Charly steered her toward the dining room
65. A part of him wanted that to be true, and that part of him steered him in the direction of believing it was true
66. Ma sat at the wheel, her podgy frame dwarfing the rusting machine that she steered to a halt in front of the barn
67. Not once in all these years had he ever steered me wrong
68. He seemed to understand how lost I felt, and I was grateful for that, because an older guy like him-even if he was a counselor-should’ve steered clear of an uncool middle-schooler like me
69. The other campers steered clear of me as much as possible
70. I steered Grover and Annabeth toward the exit, loaded them into the elevator, and I was about to get in myself when I realized there were already two other tourists inside
71. I was about to say No, thanks, when he put a huge paw on my shoulder and steered me deeper into the showroom
72. Athena’s cabin steered Annabeth to the front so she could share in the applause
73. Turning the key in the ignition, he backed up, and then steered
74. Julian steered her away
75. cranked the shiny black vehicle and steered it down the drive that
76. Piccadil y Circus (with more clothes on, hopeful y) I would’ve steered clear,
77. several crocodiles, but they al steered clear of us
78. Rauros steered his Lykanthros mount south
79. With my arsenal ready, I steered toward the mansion
80. And so these evil idolaters and temptresses had steered the Israelites from their god Yhwh
81. The Iraqi soldier who steered the boat noticed me and shouted at his comrades, who clumsily tried to aim their guns at me
82. Those great violet eyes opened and steered blearily around the room and his free hand plucked at his chest
83. I could see perfectly well in the darkness and steered him around obstacles that even he could not discern
84. I steered the sylph for the Border Wall and touched it with one hand setting off alarms up and down its length and all the way back to the Palace
85. ” She climbed on behind me and steered back towards the edge of the forest
86. I pointed my directions and Amarice steered us away from the massive gates and the squadron camped around it
87. Justified or not, Joe Billie Bloodtooth was uptight as he steered the truck through the woods, his eyes searching the enveloping darkness but seeing nothing
88. He took Harry by the elbow and with very little effort steered
89. The car purred with power as I floored the gas pedal and steered between the
90. He marched the handcuffed man over to the 4 x 4, opened the rear door and steered his captive into the back seat, slamming the door closed behind him
91. Instead of taking Rachel directly to her room, Suwanee steered her into the bar
92. all sorts of foods to tempt the pallet, but she steered him
93. his arm and steered him to the truck
94. Rani hit the brake, Suraj steered away to the left missing the dog, he had turned the wheel too far out, the van crashed into a tree
95. Marina steered the bird with the feathers on its head from the others and crashed landed into a small tree growing on one of the yelm tree’s own limbs
96. I was steered into a gym on the tower’s bottom floor and given bottled water to drink
97. He screamed and steered himself from on his back, trying not to go off course and fall to his death
1. " He concentrated on the traffic, the steering was very, sluggish and he had started to yaw back and forth
2. How on earth do you know which ones to press and when? Then the array of dials set into the surface above the steering wheel caught her eye … what did they all mean? She’d been in taxis many times but never in a personal vehicle like this
3. Nothing about their steering, strictly personal
4. Berndt is talking to Drens in the steering cabin place at the back of the boat … the stern? … Joris hasn’t appeared yet
5. In all his previous trips to the Kassikan, the farthest he'd been was level 121, the balcony of the Astronomical Research Steering Committee that he often pleaded for funding in front of
6. It could be the Curitiba that was steering the impactors using the same technology that Major husband was discovering
7. ’ I said - very conscious of him sitting there leaning on the steering wheel beside me
8. He parks outside his house, turns the engine off and sits, his hands on the steering wheel, staring straight ahead
9. He manages to edge the car onto the hard packed ruts of a field entrance and, bending forward, he rests his head on the soft plastic of the steering wheel
10. With his mention of Jasari, Alex tightens his grip on the steering wheel again, hammering through bends to keep the Lexus in view
11. She grabs at the steering wheel, yelling at the Doctor, and he fends her off, pushing her forward into the dashboard
12. Helen's arm snags in the steering wheel spokes and as she falls back into her seat the wheel is yanked to the left, hauling the car away from the anonymous body by the fence
13. His huge stomach pressed against the steering
14. He grabbed the steering wheel with his free hand,
15. Still, as she watched the icy road and gripped the steering wheel with both hands, she knew how rarely she was able to hold her ground when it came to him
16. "Why in the world would I want a key to a book store?" Lowering her head to the steering wheel, to allow a few more tears to pass from her cheeks, she thought, that isn't even to what he was referring
17. After assisting her in to the truck, he climbed in the other side and lowered his head to the steering wheel
18. sat in the driveway and I could see her fingers tapping the steering wheel
19. was more the man behind the steering wheel
20. Nimblefax was quite intrigued at the speed at which the carriage achieved without any apparent steering mechanism, Beauty just used her hands to direct its movement, calling out 'Whoa' to slow and 'Away' to speed up
21. I however have found that a wholesome life combined with understanding leads to a calm inner strength which is far more effective in navigating and steering these phenomena than what can be achieved by ineptly interacting with them
22. He drums nervously on the steering wheel
23. With his slender finger tips toying with the cool steering wheel, he daydreamed happily
24. Mood-enhancing steering wheels didn't come cheap
25. Humility notwithstanding, we should acknowledge ourselves as powerful quantum beings steering the direction of this world and beyond
26. Even though he was sleeping, his hands shot out and found her head and held her firmly as if steering her head up and down on his prick
27. I think we're steering off topic a bit with this
28. He went too far to the edge, feeling himself lose that vital balance as he futilely tried to correct the errant steering bar
29. arm and dragged it across to the steering wheel to sound her own
30. Lewis lifted a hand from the steering wheel to
31. Bradlee was in the driver's seat now, his expensive timepiece and the blue of his tattoos showing behind his hand at the steering
32. Grant said and held on tightly to the steering wheel!
33. was taped to the steering wheel
34. board and assume the steering oar
35. steering the whaleboat during such a ride, as the lives of the
36. Jones were cruising in the Bering Straits and steering north while the Shenandoah was in the vicinity
37. Halon, now steering, corrected the course and made the sail full again as they pressed on in their journey
38. fingerprints were on her car, but nothing showed on the steering wheel
39. He was indeed exceedingly good behind a steering wheel
40. It made little difference that he’d heard about the cat’s cinema attack because his instincts took over and he yanked the steering wheel hard to one side, hoping the cats would scatter before he hit one
41. The nearside wheels dropped into the shallow ditch beside the road and Contin’s smile of triumph quickly turned to one of fear when the steering wheel wrenched to one side, breaking his thumb
42. After the car came to a shuddering stop, Contin let out a long, ragged breath, resting his forehead on the steering wheel
43. Terry fought for control, the steering wheel bucking in his grip
44. I fancied myself behind a steering wheel when I arrived but quickly realised that I was outclassed and preferred later years to be the crew and do the navigating
45. Gasping, blood oozing down his cheek, he stamped his foot on the accelerator, leaning forward into the steering wheel as he urged the car to greater speed
46. Gonzalez tapped his fingers on the steering wheel trying to think
47. Evelyn climbed in behind the steering wheel fighting the tears that wanted to fall out of her eyes as she drove us home
48. The commander on the left (we drive with right hand steering wheels in South Africa) had the police siren, public address system, radios and side spotlights to operate
49. I ran out to the car and saw that my driver had fallen asleep with his head resting on the steering wheel
50. As I slipped the car into gear and made ready to drive off, he grabbed the steering wheel
51. ” The young lady had her hand on the center of the steering wheel and the look on her face was one of concern for her safety
52. The Republican Establishment, hampered over the years by its high-brow demeanor and perceived indifference to common causes, has squandered an exceptional opportunity to set the political tone over the coming generation; assisted in large measure by the (self) destructive tendencies of Democrats who continue steering further away from popular mainstream opinion(s)
53. A few seconds later we were roaring along the road at ninety miles an hour, Uncle Hobart clinging tightly to the juddering steering wheel, his eyes wide, his teeth clenched
54. Uncle Hobart's white knuckles grew whiter as his grip tightened on the steering wheel
55. So, after Christmas?” she prompted, steering the conversation back to safer shores
56. For several seconds, she sat frozen behind the steering wheel as the panicked tempo of her heart slowed while Pharrell Williams’ Happy blared and crackled in her speakers
57. Her chin only just cleared the top of the steering wheel, but even so, he knew she was a far better driver than he was
58. I tightened my hands on the steering wheel to keep them from trembling
59. Fred stomped on the brakes as hard as he could, gasping in dismay, white knuckles on the steering wheel
60. “Yeah, that and a regiment of cavalry! Just what we needed,” I babbled, steering Smith-Barry out into the reception area, where a cluster of personages were still backed up at the entrance of the dining hall
61. The unfailing strength in those hands had directed Mystic's hydraulic steering system through weather that was sinking other boats around us
62. Before the next body of water fell across the cockpit, Dave grabbed the smallest spokes, re-inserted them and carried on steering, his huge fingers nimbly manipulating the slender strips of bright metal
63. The additional expense was cutting deeply into operating revenue: they could not afford to repair the radar or purchase the expensive hydraulic pump needed to return the back-up steering gear to operation
64. “Yes!” he said emphatically pounding his steering wheel, as his imagined Beth agreeing with his wisdom
65. protect me, Neva’s eyes got big as she stared over the steering
66. Bison are the most unpredictable and dangerous animals in Yellowstone (apart from the nuts that hold the steering wheels)
67. Her driver screamed and then hit his steering wheel with his fists
68. Steering his vehicle with subtlety, calculating ground speed solely from the engine noise frequency and never sparing a look at the speedometer he took action
69. The pilot maneuvered manually by steering the pipper with his mouse-controller
70. He swung his right arm as a baseball bat over the seat back, using his grip on the steering wheel with his left as leverage
71. Truman tried to rise to reach back with his other arm, but bumped his hip against the steering wheel and dropped helplessly onto his seat
72. ” He grunted, compensating with the rather loose steering
73. He rested his forehead on the steering wheel, and his chest ached with the realization that he would never see her again
74. They were privates in fatigues who were obviously on some sort of work detail, and were uncertain what to do about this sergeant who was sitting with his head on the steering wheel of an ambulance parked in the kaserne quadrangle
75. “All switches at start position, check,” he radioed the race engineer, with a momentary touch of the left thumb on a button, which was located just as everything else was, on the steering wheel
76. The light on the steering wheel indicated that it had indeed popped out properly; about a foot was just right
77. The men on the second wagon heard him and reacted first, the driver slapping its horse and steering for an opening in the pines
78. He rushed back into the wheelhouse to find Janek steering and Helga and Elizabeth crouched over the older Boroszki
79. The engine was still running, the steering had not failed, there was a spare compass to replace the one that had been destroyed in the wheelhouse, and the east wind was pushing them closer and closer to Lübeck and the British Zone
80. billion aid program has been accused of pocketing about $145,000 for steering contracts to the brother in
81. steering wheel just stayed down; emotionless in regards to her
82. up on the steering wheel, with his elbow on it
83. I was mesmerized by them in their effortless choreography of deft movement around the leather steering wheel as they kept the car perfectly aligned and under control
84. “So what if I did?” Uriah rolls his eyes and puts his arm across my shoulders, steering me toward the door
85. A woman leaned against the steering wheel, shoulders taut
86. “Shit!” Amar smacks the steering wheel
87. He also suggested forming a steering committee to see the implementation
88. team was struggling to deal with could be escalated to the steering committee for
89. ” She hit the steering wheel Cloud
90. Then she saw his hands clench the steering wheel, his knuckles white
91. We also wiped our fingerprints of f the steering wheel and door handles as best we could
92. I doubted if such steering could be that accurate, but we eventually came right upon the town near midday on the thirtieth day
93. We stayed near the north shore, and floated easily, merely steering around rocks and fending off the occasional tree floating down the river with us
94. steering as she passed the stationary Cloud, and began to pick up
95. of the man’s bike, the SOLDIER lost his grip on the steering,
96. She thought the part about the dog was exceptionally funny, and banged so hard on the steering wheel as she laughed, that she accidentally blew her horn and made a pedestrian jump
97. They can’t hold the steering wheel steady
98. behind the steering will could be our friends, colleagues, and spouse or family
1. ’ My persistent daughter commented as she steers the empty buggy round a corner
2. John points southwest and Dave steers the boat in that direction
3. He swings his prayer beads lazily back and forth while he steers the bus with his knees and smokes a cigarette
4. that gathers itself up and steers the tethered land towards dusk
5. I’ve come to a full stop in the middle of the pavement but he takes my elbow and, jolting me back into motion, steers me towards the park that backs onto our office block
6. It says much for Karen’s power in the classroom, that Lucy mumbles a ‘sorry’ in my direction … before I can respond, Karen grasps my elbow and steers me away towards another group
7. Dave steers towards the path of least resistance
8. Johanna steers us toward the rendezvous point, where she saw Uriah and Cara
9. The 4H and FFA clubs throughout the region show hogs, lambs, steers, rabbits, and other animals
10. That is the belief that a given child is a blank slate, and he will become whatever his environment steers him to
11. “Cristal, do you believe in kismet? A predestined moment, where fate steers your life
12. steers clear of idealizing any of the artists in there
13. Helmsman: the person at the wheel; the person who steers the ship
14. This answers their questions, but also steers the readers towards opting in to learn more about my particular work from home option
15. “Them steers like ta jumped straight up offun the ground, then cut loose in all directions
16. It was as if the Primagnons were pushing a small herd of unruly steers with some sort of sophisticated cattle prods
17. “It is faith that steers us through stormy seas, faith that moves mountains, and faith that jumps across the oceans
18. “Nothin but steers and queers
19. that just as the pilot drives his plane, the captain steers his ship, the engineer
20. on my sister’s farm delivering speeches (I can’t say if they were lessons) to the steers and hogs
21. on the back of her neck and gently steers her
22. By turning his long-gone shoulders, he steers the car around
23. "We have a small herd for milk and a couple of beef steers getting ready for slaughter this fall
24. Steers are bulls that have been castrated
25. Steers are usually fed low quality feed in order to cut
26. Hormones are administered to steers for the enhancement of
27. Although he/she looks and acts funny the animal that he steers
28. These are the heavenly lights by which mankind steers its way through the ages
29. Confucius said, “If the captain steers north, his seamen will follow
30. The torch of doubt and chaos, this is what the sage steers by
31. It would have been very easy for someone to ride up and cut out a couple of steers, then ride up into the canyon over the last couple of days while the hands were bringing down herds from the high country
32. steers wandered up here, and that’s the truth
33. completed the task of removing the steers from the enclosure
34. Houston knelt down beside the carcasses of the steers that were
35. The carcases of several sheep lay bloated in an ungainly heap in the middle of a paddock together with the inert shapes of two steers, on their backs with legs protruding like four poster beds
36. “You wanted four, you’ve got four,” he shouted as the blade of the machine despatched the last of the Hereford steers to the same fate as Lorene Eagles and Wannenburg Morne
37. The pensive steers around the physique
38. This finite aim contains all our future intentions that steers and motivates us all to toil, labor, slave and do whatever is deemed necessary for us to accomplish out an aim which cannot ever be stipulated or expressed out into a logical statement or term over here
39. If you have believed in Al’lah who dominates the heaven with its constellation and steers all this universe, remember then the Doomsday when you will stand between the Hands of this Grand Creator who observes everything
40. If you ponder it; you shall find it a connected unit directed entirely by one Hand that steers it upon such discipline
41. His knowledge (cpth) was directly obtained from the Presence of Al’lah, who is the Manager and the One who steers the reins of heavens and earth at the top level of perfection
42. Faith is not achieved merely through speaking, through being mindful and witnessing that the Almighty is the All-Hearing and the Omniscient force who steers every motion
43. Reaching this point and achieving this witnessing – that is to say, witnessing that there is no God except Al’lah and believing in Him – creates a kind of feeling of awe inside one’s spirit for the greatness of that supreme Will, which controls this universe and steers it with science, wisdom, potency and mercy
44. He makes out the store fronts ahead, and steers towards them
45. Superstition steers the crews’ attention to the folklore every sailor knows by heart
46. He “toots” the steam whistle and “blows” the horn as he steers the flower covered flotilla away from the cheering port
47. Taking my arm in his, he leads me into the hallway and steers us toward the living room
48. " He taps the sides of his horse with his legs and steers in front of me
49. From Vincenzo Cartari's Images of the Gods (1571) and a letter of Annibale Caro (1562) we have the following description of the Moon-Isis: long and abundant hair, lightly curled; on her forehead a polished object with snakes on either side and ears of corn above; a garland of wood and sunflowers or other flowers; a dress, to either her feet or her knees, very thin, and showing the colors white, yellow and red; or a shining black dress (black, white, yellow, red: the colors of the alchemical Great Work), decorated with stars and a central moon, flowers and fruits hanging from the border like tassels; bare arms; a lighted torch in her right hand and two snakes in her left; or her left hand holds a golden vase, decorated on the base with palm leaves, and with a snake-like handle, looking swollen with venom; she is in a chariot drawn by two horses, one white, one black, or drawn by a mule, or by steers with small horns and a white spot on the right flank
50. intentionally steers clear of the Sea of Galilee and its vicinity
51. he steers a wedge;
52. He steers his feet to-ward the left
53. each steers that wedge,
54. Willie scratches his rump as he steers the blimp towards a
55. of calves, steers, lambs, and chickens
56. You're familiar with some of them, such as the thermometer, which gives the temperature inside the Nautilus; the barometer, which measures the heaviness of the outside air and forecasts changes in the weather; the humidistat, which indicates the degree of dryness in the atmosphere; the storm glass, whose mixture decomposes to foretell the arrival of tempests; the compass, which steers my course; the sextant, which takes the sun's altitude and tells me my latitude; chronometers, which allow me to calculate my longitude; and finally, spyglasses for both day and night, enabling me to scrutinize every point of the horizon once the Nautilus has risen to the surface of the waves
57. And by that way wend the herds innumerable of bellwethers and flushed ewes and shearling rams and lambs and stubble geese and medium steers and roaring mares and polled calves and longwoods and storesheep and Cuffe's prime springers and culls and sowpigs and baconhogs and the various different varieties of highly distinguished swine and Angus heifers and polly bulllocks of immaculate pedigree together with prime premiated milchcows and beeves: and there is ever heard a trampling, cackling, roaring, lowing, bleating, bellowing, rumbling, grunting, champing, chewing, of sheep and pigs and heavyhooved kine from pasturelands of Lusk and Rush and Carrickmines and from the streamy vales of Thomond, from the M'Gillicuddy's reeks the inaccessible and lordly Shannon the unfathomable, and from the gentle declivities of the place of the race of Kiar, their udders distended with superabundance of milk and butts of butter and rennets of cheese and farmer's firkins and targets of lamb and crannocks of corn and oblong eggs in great hundreds, various in size, the agate with this dun
58. What terrors gnash their teeth out here? What was Papa so anxious to protect her from? They make one turn, then a second, and then Madame Manec steers her left where Marie-Laure does not expect her to, where the city walls, furred with moss, have been scrolling along unbroken, and they’re stepping through a gateway
59. Wouldn’t a fleet of computer-controlled cars be vulnerable to hacking, and what happens when some cyber-terrorist steers every vehicle west of the Mississippi into the Grand Canyon?
60. Is it the will of the Dark Tower that steers us? All my choices have proved ill
61. Klarman, recognizing how much rides on those kinds of bets, especially when leverage is employed, steers clear of that kind of hedging
62. Instead he simply starts the Volvo and steers it out of the parking lot
63. Then he steers it toward the southwestern corner of the lab and aims his main gun at a third T-90
64. "Jim could drive the steers alone down to Julia Creek," he said, "while we're getting married
65. "I take it he steers by his nose
66. This comet steers us
67. This example focuses on diversification and deliberately steers away from average returns (which happen to be higher for the strategy style composite)
68. It steers investors seeking higher returns to stocks with higher standard deviations
69. “You ain’t give me no bum steers yet
70. It is reported that three prime steers were slaughtered in their camp yesterday
71. That to destruction steers
72. In a pirate, man-of-war, or slave ship, when the captain is rowed anywhere in his boat, he always sits in the stern sheets on a comfortable, sometimes cushioned seat there, and often steers himself with a pretty little milliner's tiller decorated with gay cords and ribbons
73. To take it for granted that human life is to follow the direction indicated by Christ would be like expecting the boatman, who, crossing a swift river, steers almost directly against the current, to float in that direction
74. It was the principle on which the helmsman steers his ship, and the seaman manages his sails; the principle on which boats are made to pass ferries by the oblique action of the current
