Significats de steering straight en anglès

And I was steering straight toward her, and no way out of it.

The cliff was close by, and the schooner had been steering straight towards it.

There was a woman at the helm and she was steering straight for Halsskär.

For, first or last, we are all embarking, and all steering straight to your door.

But like any man behind a steering wheel, he tried to tell himself he was steering straight.

Sturt, who was at the helm, was steering straight for them and made the customary signs of peace.

The "Merrimac" was steering straight for the "Cumberland," in grim silence, her unarmoured consorts keeping well astern.

Instead of steering straight for Florida he steered southward, making believe that he was going to Africa for slaves.

Best gave a cheery shout and passed her, steering straight into the broad track of crimson that already reeked on the sea ahead.

Mr. Falcon, steering straight for some chairs he had discovered, brought them for the ladies despite all the assorted objects on the floor.

But, as had generally happened of old when Merrick was in sight, I found myself steering straight for him past all minor ports of call.

The veering wind settled to a driving nor'easter, and M. de Radisson was steering straight as a bullet to the mark for that rock wall.

"David, you're steering straight through the Big Deep," Kate Wilkes told him.

"In council," whispered Godefroy, steering straight for the bearskin that hung flapping across the entrance.

Steering straight for the water found by my brother, about East-South-East for twenty-five miles, over most miserable spinifex country, without a break.

Steering straight out to sea, Desmond had a clear view of the whole of the harbor and a long stretch of the river.