1. I love you more than you'll veer know.

2. Follow the path and veer left after 400m.

3. This latest proposal appears to veer in the direction of Democratic ideals.

4. He is unlikely to veer from his boss's strongly held views.

5. That is, they should veer in that direction.

6. It would weave towards us then veer away crazily.

7. Glancing sideways, he saw Collymore veer off, roll and gracefully arch like a porpoise, and go down again.

8. Five miles later, I veer off at the Stinson Beach / Highway 1 exit.

9. By adolescence, they veer into selflessness and fear the criticism of peers.

10. But he doesn't veer to the same extremes as Prince Charles.

11. She was about to veer in a different direction when she felt an arm like steel round her waist.

12. I hope that he will veer away from that argument and say why legislative change is needed.

13. Veer left and left again, passing the road that leads into Fish Canyon.

14. Thus, the person may rapidly and unpredictably veer from one extreme of a symptom to the other.

15. But it's funny about lasses nowadays, they all veer towards much older men.

16. Then veer right at the forkthe road.

17. Where did i veer from the path?

18. Veer is a basic movement for a traveling tracklayer.

19. She will not veer from her brave new intentions.

20. Why do nations veer down this path?

21. Why do nations veer down this path? This was the question Arendt tried to answer.

22. If you fall asleep while driving, you'll probably veer off the road.

23. What does, ironically, veer more towards sensationalism, are the attempts by opponents of climate action to lambast such discussions as opportunistic, to try to shut down the dialogue.

24. Chinese pride and boosterism veer dangerously close to nationalism. Healthy criticism is seen as unpatriotic.

25. But the ECB is unlikely to veer from its mission for long.

26. A pair of coevolutionary creatures chasing each other in an escalating arms race can only seem to veer out of control.

27. A 30minute set seemed to contain only two distinct songs, preferring to veer from one mantra-like rhythm to the next.

28. He was unaware of the other aircraft until both began to veer off the side of the runway.

29. The key though is staying true to yourself and refusing to veer from your most authentic path, no matter what the temptations.

30. Here is Salman Khan in a promotional event for his upcoming film Veer sporting T-shirt combined with a waist coat and a topi .

31. Acting can be a brutal occupation, and it gets harder the further away you veer from the standard ideal of beauty.

32. U.S. officials believe the risks with China can be contained, with neither side wanting to allow what is arguably the most important bilateral relationship in the world to veer out of control.

33. Carl wouldn't have had to veer that far to answer nature's call.

34. One side or the other would have to veer away from collision.

35. It may be under way in the case of Hosni Mubarak, along with routine efforts to try to ensure that a successor regime will not veer far from the approved path.

36. I veer towards the earthy art of India, Indonesia and Malaysia.

37. This philosophical shift parallels the veer to pluralism on a world base.

38. Veer right and you'll see subway entrance on your right.

39. Horrified commuters saw the lorry veer across the motorway and overturn.

39. Wish you will love and make progress everyday!

40. The shiftiness of the wind caused the boat to veer unpredictably.

41. To supply a better solution , a possible future veer of institution analysis is presented.

42. Even sitting on a hard chair, the study found, made people less likely to veer from their original offers to a negotiating car-dealer.

43. But even though they will probably not intentionally veer off course, you should still check periodically.

44. This is how life really happens, and how it gradually, almost unexpectedly veer out of control.

45. Otherwise, investments can take on a life of their own and veer out of alignment with enterprise goals and strategy.

46. Worries about exchange rates, he argues, cause central banks to veer off course.

47. This led him to veer off in a radically new direction—and to produce perhaps his most thought-provoking book.

48. During rush hour, he saw a veer off the road and slam into a fire hydrant.

49. People whose thinking has become rigid tend to veer with the wind.