1. The plane's course was veering rightwards.

2. The wind was veering north.

3. She was always veering from one opinion to another.

4. Moments before crashing, the jet was seen veering sharply to the right.

5. Veering right toward the west coast of the island, we could see that the sky over Pearl Harbor was clear.

6. They appear to be veering out to cross the road towards the scene of the second blast.

7. It has been criticized by analysts for veering off that course and acquiring too many other businesses too quickly.

8. As it strengthened the wind was veering southerly.

9. How far is America veering toward police-state tactics?

10. The little boat kept veering from its course in such a turbulent river.

11. Veering between pastoral and yellow journalism, the novel has a crude energy, and Dickstein praises it for showing that poverty was a psychological trap as well as an economic one.

12. If the caller is veering too far away from the subject, you might say: "Since I have another appointment in a few minutes, I'd like to discuss our primary concern."

13. In this paper, the fracture of the veering fan-shaped rocker shaft was analyzed by means of metallograph and SEM.

14. Anyone veering too close to the convoys risks being shot.

15. Along the way, though, we can end up veering too far away from pleasure-seeking.

16. He tried to get his mind straight, hold his bearings from veering off further.

17. The dead man's letter was virtually incomprehensible, as Estabrook had warned, veering from pulpit rhetoric to opiate invention.

18. The book is both an account of and an intervention in that process, veering between the descriptive and the prescriptive.

19. People come right through a closed ramp, skidding and veering around me.

20. They found that these circles were rarely in a systematic direction, with the same person sometimes veering to the left and sometimes to the right.

21. Female singers in the former Burma are traditionally more conservative and cautious, seldom veering from well-worn romantic ballads.

22. Latest gale warning is as follows: Gale warning. Wind at 0800 UTC in Bohai Strait from direction 9 (compass point) and force Beaufort 9 veering to 12 (compass point).

23. To address that, the next five-year plan incorporates reforms already under way and charts a roadmap designed to keep the economy from veering off the track.

24. As I turn out of my hotel's full parking lot, veering onto the Strip, I come across something rarely seen in Vegas: frozen construction projects.

25. The teams had barely been on target for a minute and the mission was already veering off course.

26. It must be kind of a relief to get this sort of no-nonsense attitude toward these issues after all the tacking and veering that we're likely to have experienced in earlier writers.

27. The move is a bold bid by Europe's leaders to corral an 18-month-old debt crisis that is veering dangerously out of control.

28. Perhaps these companies think it's too late to rethink the basics,[Sentencedict] or they're afraid of veering away from what has given them a small trending foothold.

29. Try to fix firmly in your mind what you would like to do; and then, without veering off direction, you will move straight to the goal.

30. He and his colleagues did, however, notice that the ship was veering several thousand miles in the wrong direction, down the west coast of Africa.

31. On display at the Transportation Department's research center in Virginia, technology in this car warns drivers if they're veering off the road.

32. Most of us "drive" our lives without a clear destination, perhaps using a map for guidance, stopping off (or veering off) whenever something catches our attention.

33. Sophie liked to practice her English and the conversation went veering onto many different subjects.