Examples of using Steers in English and their translations into Hebrew
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If he steers Chiara to a college scholarship,
Despite the driver's actions, the vehicle steers itself around the obstacle, transitioning control back to the driver once the danger has passed.
What if adding to the population of the younger generation steers the world into a more positive direction?
Ann steers her sons on a narrow highway between excitement and panic.
The Palestinian elevation of the“resistance fighter” as hero steers women to adopt radical and violent roles.
These enduring values remain enshrined in the College Mission Statement as Mary Immaculate steers a new course in the Twenty First Century.
These enduring values remain enshrined in the College Mission Statement as Mary Immaculate steers a new course in the 21st century.
Mr. Steers, I know this is hard to hear,
I would awfully appreciate it if you would stop taking steers for pay from these people.
The Israel Victory Project steers U.S. and Israeli policy toward backing an Israel victory over the Palestinians to resolve the Arab-Israeli conflict.
The G 310 GS steers easily and precisely through the urban jungle
sorta the same way, but… I put 100 head of our steers into that pool herd.
as an optimization process, a process that steers the future into a particular set of configurations.
Eri soars like an eagle among the stars, but she steers like a pig on the short haul;
But Spiritual Science steers us in such a way that, if we understand it, we actually find the strength to combat
But I do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country to its next destination," Cameron told reporters outside Downing Street.
While his dad steers onto Highway 101 toward their home near San Luis Obispo,
HDA not only warns the driver before the vehicle actually leaves the lane but also actively and independently steers the vehicle to keep in it automatically in the lane.
in the weeks ahead, but I do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country to the next destination.
The Athenian philosopher Plato- who opposed Democracy- argued that decision-making is a skill like that of a ship's captain who steers a ship in a particular direction by using knowledge of ships and navigation.
