Water arced into the mangled remains, and steam poured out of Reactor No. 3. A more decisive maneuver had been gathering strength, with far less attention, for several days.
Vocal and rowdy, they arrive bearing signs like "Kung-Fu Chicken Noodle is Mmm Mmm Bad" and, after a particularly decisive maneuver, have been known to chant, "This is awesome!" And it is.
The decisive maneuver, outlined in a letter Barr sent to lawmakers this week, sparked allegations that the two Trump appointees had rushed to a judgment no one asked them to make, and it is likely to be a key battleground in the intensifying political fight over the conclusion of Mueller's work.
She made a decisive decision.
This maneuver gave a decisive blow to Heraclius' plan, as he did not wish to engage his troops in an open battle with the Muslims, where the Muslim light cavalry could be effectively used against the heavy and less mobile Byzantine cavalry.
Only in retrospect can any given strike, battle or maneuver be seen as a decisive point.
The Shield then performed their Triple Powerbomb maneuver on both Outlaws for a decisive victory.
Trumbull chose to convey the critical moment of Washington's leadership during the Revolutionary War when his night maneuvers at Trenton, New Jersey, led to a decisive victory at Princeton the following day, a major turning point of the war.
The maneuvering between the two reached a decisive point on September 3 when Confederate forces were ordered from Tennessee to the Kentucky towns of Hickman and Columbus.
This was a strong defensive position and these maneuvers pitted the Muslims and Byzantines into a decisive battle, one which the latter had tried to avoid.
Republicans bristled at the parliamentary maneuvers, including the appearance in the Senate chambers of Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul — a Democrat and potentially a decisive vote in the divided Senate — and Democrats eventually relented.
