steer a car造句

• Without the block, you can't even steer a car ."
• You can steer a car while its ABS brakes are jammed on; without ABS, you are steering a log.
• When Mark was 5, his dad stood him in his lap and began teaching him how to steer a car.
• She shows superhuman coordination, performing effortless gymnastics and is able to steer a car with her foot while standing on the hood.
• Trying to control a jet without a stabilizer augmentor is similar to trying to steer a car when the power steering fails.
• The problem with outboard motors like those they rent in the swamp is that they steer exactly opposite the way one steers a car.
• Marla was only 9 and I was 11, but both of us already knew how to steer a car, even if we couldn't reach the pedals.
• These can locate a vehicle to within a few centimeters and could, at least in principle, provide information accurate enough to steer a car along a preselected route.
• Pale and wincing in pain, Gene Goldstein recalled trying to steer a car with his dead son in the driver's seat after a Palestinian ambush on a West Bank highway.
• The pitch : The train _ costing as little as $ 36 round trip _ is much cheaper than flying, and people can work while they travel rather than steer a car.
• Over the course of the series, Ein answers the telephone, steers a car, uses the Session 23 : " Brain Scratch ", when the " Brain Dream " gaming device is placed on Ein's head; Ein quickly navigates the system and hacks into its operating system.