1·Politicians are often obliged to steer a course between incompatible interests.
政治家常常被迫在互不相容的利益之间开辟航道。
—— 《牛津词典》
2·He also enjoyed sailing, which may have taught him how to proceed in the face of headwinds, obliquely harnessing the opposing blasts of bankers, politicians and colleagues to steer a forward course.
他也很喜欢航海，航海也许启发他如何逆风而行，斜驭闪避诸多银行业者、政客、同僚的连绵炮火，继续掌舵向前。
3·Occasionally you have to steer off course when you see gold shimmering in your periphery.
当看到身边有金子在闪闪发光，你不得不偶尔驶离轨道。
4·It is like the captains of two giant ships spending precious time arguing about the best techniques to steer the course and causing the ships to eventually collide.
这就好像两艘大船的船长花费宝贵的时间争论什么事最后的工具区掌控航向，最终导致两船相撞了。
5·Electronics giant Sony has printed up Chinese-language maps of Akihabara to steer mainlanders to the coolest shops (especially those selling Sony goods, of course).
电子巨人索尼已经印制了中文的秋叶原地图，以引导大陆游客进入最时髦的商店(当然，尤其是卖索尼商品的商店)。
6·Of course, a few days of good behavior cannot erase 16 months of erratic conduct, and aides acknowledge that their efforts to steer a straight course could falter.
当然了，短短几天的良好表现无法抵消16个月里的古怪行径。助手们也承认，他们推动他走上正轨的努力有可能会出现跌跌撞撞的时候。
7·The laser works by covering the ship in a green shroud that leaves the pirates unable to steer a direct course or aim their weapons accurately.
该武器能够制造绿色激光，将船只隐藏在激光之后，从而使海盗迷失方向，武器无法瞄准。
8·We can steer a course, but who's to set one?
我们能按照一条航线来行驶，但是由谁来确定这条航线呢？
9·Thee pilot smiled, waved, looked at his map, determined the course to steer to SEATAC airport, and landed safely.
飞行员笑了笑，挥手示意，看了看他的地图，决定朝Seatac 翮机场的路线方向飞去并在那安全着陆。
10·Between extremes it is best to steer a middle course.
在两个极端之间最好采用中庸之道。