Sentence examples for a maneuver for from inspiring English sources

Sometimes her corrections to the dancers are framed by metaphors: a maneuver for both hands should have the character of falling sand; arms should "be like seaweed".

"The taxicabs will hit you in the rear!" Some New Yorkers have taken to resting on the backs of station docks — a maneuver, for all the grievances over parking spaces lost to bikes, unlikely to be tried aboard the hood of a private car.

General LaPorte skirted the issue of whether higher-level commanders bore responsibility for pressuring troops to move too quickly in a maneuver for which they had not received an advance briefing, saying "the chain of command" was still evaluating the circumstances.

This paper proposes a maneuver for negotiating surface discontinuities for a hybrid locomotion system consisting on a skid-steer wheeled vehicle with a single caster-leg mechanism.

To investigate whether a maneuver for repeated cycles of collapse and reexpansion of the operative lung, termed "intermittent reinflation" (IR), to counter hypoxemia during one-lung ventilation (OLV), results in a time-dependent alteration of extravascular lung water.

During battle, the player may select a maneuver for his or her Pokémon to fight using one of four moves, use an item, switch his or her active Pokémon, or attempt to flee.

"What's going on here is a maneuvering for position, and journalists should be very wary of getting roped into that," said Mr. Heyward of CBS.

For an auction house whose manpower and reach are considerably smaller than those of the giants Sotheby's and Christie's, it is considered a creative maneuver for a business that has been fighting to survive.

Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS), a maneuver used for pain control, was found to influence autonomic cardiovascular responses and enhance visuospatial abilities, postural control, and cognitive function.

He calls before an interview, in a soft, anxious, you-have-the-power-to-destroy-me voice, which is an adorable maneuver for a man who has vacation homes in Sag Harbor, Montana and St. Thomas and who did ads for Ronald Reagan.

Bruce Horowitz, Ballet Theater's wardrobe supervisor for the last 19 years, planned a strategy as complicated as a military maneuver for the quick costume changes.