Sentence examples for been manoeuvring from inspiring English sources
noun
Alternative spelling of maneuver
Ahead of the party's election, her rivals have been manoeuvring hard to thwart her victory.
Foreign secretary Boris Johnson has already been manoeuvring to show his personal support for a more muscular Syrian policy in line with Clinton's own long-stated support for a no-fly zone.
His family rivals - including his aunt Makaziwe - believe Mandla has been manoeuvring for the burial to take place in Mvezo, so that he can benefit financially from the tourists who will visit the heritage site.
But, however much he may hate it, he has been manoeuvred into a corner.
Just like other satellites, the space station has been manoeuvred out of harm's way in the past.
He resigned because he believes Mrs May's been manoeuvred into putting Brexit itself in doubt.
Boris Johnson has denied that he is manoeuvring to oust May.
The FDA may be manoeuvring to protect its back.
Their wary opponents are manoeuvring to soften the expected blow.
Powerful figures inside PO are manoeuvring to succeed him when he eventually goes.
Rather, it seems that someone is manoeuvring the world's superpower into a new Middle Eastern conflict.
