steer something into something

At about 8, you can steer your child into some running.

She must make decisions and steer them all into the future.

He steered her into the living room, where the others looked up in surprise.

Later, she came to us and we helped steer her back into the mainstream.

Tammy said, steering the car back into the middle of the road.

He looked out the window for a while and didn't say anything, then steered the van into a service station.

He steered money into critical states that helped win the election.

People with drug and alcohol problems will be steered into treatment programs.

Without a word he steered himself into place among the ranks.

Some never had enough time to lower sail and steer into the wind.