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steer

[steer] / stɪər /


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Afridi jolted the England top order with a burst of three wickets before Brook played the ultimate captain's innings to steer his side home.

From Barron's

By steering light through gradual, carefully engineered curves, the researchers significantly limited the amount of light that escaped.

From Science Daily

The department is said to be looking at Netflix’s historic business strategy of steering most of its film releases to its streaming platform, often bypassing movie theaters.

From Los Angeles Times

It will be a huge afternoon for Crowley in just his second Six Nations start since he helped steer Ireland to the title in 2024 in the wake of Johnny Sexton's retirement.

From BBC

Indeed, if the economy shows fresh signs of slowing, that could steer investors toward riskier assets such as cryptocurrencies, potentially lifting their prices.

From Barron's