| He muscles the log toward the opposite bank, crouches atop a slick boulder, and steadies the log. |
| It is the vertebra which steadies him plumb up to a positive perpendicular. |
| In a cellar theatre in an alley in Paris, the singer steps up to the microphone and steadies herself. |
| Sliding contact between the work piece and its support should be avoided, and the use of roller steadies and running centres is recommended. |
| If unemployment steadies, then consumers should continue to spend, and any downturn should be brief. |
| Permanent or temporary small in-stream water bodies, steadies, wider than flood channel. |
