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Meanings of veer off in English

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Usage of veer off in English
1
The ship commenced to veer off into the path of the cyclone.
The Wings of the Morning
2
The two men with pistols veer off the path, straight towards her.
Night of knives
3
All those outlined eyes chiseling into her almost made her veer off course.
Nevermore
4
Then events started crashing and the world seemed to veer off its orbit.
206 Bones
5
Still, maybe the climbers did veer off The Step atop the third pitch.
Rock and Ice Magazine
6
How could music cause so many lives to veer off course?
The Sea of Monsters
7
Scorching summer days can veer off and turn wet and nasty.
The Irish Times
8
I kicked the demon hard enough to make it screech and veer off.
Blood rites
9
So they just veer off and took off in another direction, Mr Paea says.
Radio NZ
10
The mayor and his wife approach, see us in deep conversation, and veer off.
11/22/63
11
The sugar farms veer off in all directions: Machado; Castillo; Alvamant; Cordova; Davilaar; Boavista; Providentia.
Poe's children: the new horror : an anthology
12
TV shows are complicated-somany people involved, so many ways you can veer off course.
A Life in Parts
13
You can even use a barrel of rum to make your opponent veer off course.
Wired
14
The whole mission was starting to veer off course, but Michaelson didn't turn a hair.
Jacinto's Remnant
15
But he has a tendency to veer off message.
Reuters
16
So why veer off that headlining path to open for Kiss for 50 plus shows?
Reuters
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Veer off through the time
Veer off across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common