Styr example sentences
Related (14): styrka, styrning, styrningar, styrman, styrande, styrd, styrningen, styrningssystem, styrda, styrsel, styrbar, styrmedel, styrdokument, styrmedel.
sa·tyr
noun
satyr (noun) · satyrs (plural noun) · wood satyr (noun) · wood satyrs (plural noun)
- one of a class of lustful, drunken woodland gods. In Greek art they were represented as a man with a horse's ears and tail, but in Roman representations as a man with a goat's ears, tail, legs, and horns.
- a man who has strong sexual desires:
- a satyrid butterfly with chiefly dark brown wings.
Synonyms
Legal"Styr" Example Sentences
1. He styrred the boat through the choppy waters.2. His styrring of the company was exemplary.
3. The styrring wheel was difficult to turn.
4. The styrring of the car was faulty.
5. She styrred the horse through the narrow path.
6. His styrring of the project was outstanding.
7. The styrring of the ship was difficult.
8. The styrring of the plane was smooth.
9. He styrred the car around the tight corner.
10. His styrring of the organization was successful.
11. The styrring of the submarine was precise.
12. She styrred the boat through the narrow passage.
13. His styrring of the team was impressive.
14. The styrring of the vehicle was steady.
15. She styrred the yacht through the rough waters.
16. His styrring of the department was exceptional.
17. The styrring of the truck was sluggish.
18. He styrred the ship into the bay.
19. His styrring of the company was remarkable.
20. The styrring of the motorbike was jerky.
Common Phases
styra upp; styr undan; styr förbi; styr om; styr över; styr in; styr upp; styr undan; styr från; styr bort; styr mot; styr in; styr upp; styr undan.Recently Searched
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