To admit to your failures is occasionally a good comic maneuver in writing, but not, I think, from the stage.
Instead, a good playwright maneuvers our desires into the light using a mixture of titillation and censure, fantasy and irony, obscenity and euphemism, daring and reproach.
Valentine, who has alienated most other managers by his need to remind people that he is a smarter field general than the others, has done a good job maneuvering his troops in this postseason.
While designers can use fundamental design principles to shape their designs, often good maneuvers lie in odd parts of the aircraft performance space, and in the creativity and innovation of the pilot.
Obtain three good maneuvers.
The fees Medicare pays are very low, and cutting them further is not a good cost-cutting maneuver.
There's also some evidence that, like a good scare, this maneuver can interrupt the hiccup reflex.
Henry George, an instructor, said Mr. Atta "got a good feel for maneuvering the airplane around, basically turning the airplane left and right, climbing and descending".
The most memorable section involved a good deal of maneuvering around a spinning steel beam and a good deal more nausea for audience members visualizing the beam's trajectory should its cable fail.
